The Taliban should ensure our security, the United States said in a statement following the Kabul airport bombings

The Taliban should ensure our security, the United States said in a statement following the Kabul airport bombings

USA asked Taliban for their security in Afghanistan

General Frank McKenzie

Washington (News Update) The head of the US Senate, General Frank McKenzie, has said that 12 US soldiers were killed and 15 wounded in the blasts at Kabul airport. There are currently 1,000 US troops in Afghanistan, the Taliban must ensure our security.

Briefing after the Kabul airport blasts, General Mackenzie said it was a difficult day. Two explosions took place near the gate of Kabul Airport after which firing took place. The move comes at a time when allies, including the United States, are stepping up evacuation efforts to meet President Joe Biden's August 31 deadline.

According to the source of News Update, General Mackenzie said that he was not ready to believe that the Taliban had allowed these explosions to take place, that ISIS was responsible for these attacks. "I don't think anything can convince me that the Taliban allowed this to happen. We are working hard to catch those responsible for these cowardly attacks and we are ready to take strong action against them. "

He said US forces were currently working with the Taliban to prevent such attacks by ISIS. We are doing our best to be prepared for such attacks. These preparations include liaison with the Taliban as they are responsible for security outside the airport, they have to meet our expectations for our safety and ensure our security.

American Military abandonment and Afghan Taliban Takeover in Afghanistan after 20 years

On Sunday, 15^th August, 21, the Taliban penetrate the Afghanistan capital “Kabul”, completing a prompt takeover over the country with a speed that astounded many Afghanistan people and U.S Military alike. The Taliban’s advance came as the American Government was finishing the military withdrawal to which it approved in the February, 2020.

The plummet of the elected Afghan government, supported by billions of dollars United States aid over the course of nearly twenty years, raises major questions regarding past, present, and future of Afghanistan and United States.

In other hand, The Taliban discards responsibility for the “Kabul airport chaos”, saying the West could have had a superior flight arrangement.