Former Republican US President Donald Trump on Sunday called for the resignation of his Democratic successor against the Taliban’s victory in Afghanistan, but he blamed Joe Biden’s mismanagement of other files such as the epidemic.
“It’s time for Joe Biden to resign,” Trump wrote in a statement, “along with the great upheaval allowed to take place in Afghanistan, Govt-19, border disaster and destruction, energy freedom and our paralyzed economy.”
And he said in another statement on Sunday, “What Joe Biden did in Afghanistan is a myth. It will become one of the biggest defeats in American history!”
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, who fled Afghanistan, acknowledged on Sunday evening that the Taliban had “won.”
Nearly twenty years after being ousted from power, the Taliban’s military victory was complete with the fall of government forces in the absence of US support.
Biden defended his decision to end the Twenty Years War in this country.
On Sunday, he said, “I do not want the fourth president (…) to rule the war with the US military in Afghanistan and turn this war into a fifth president.”
On Thursday, Trump blamed Biden for the Taliban’s military advance in Afghanistan, saying the current situation was “unacceptable”.
“If I were president now, the world would know that our withdrawal from Afghanistan is conditional,” Trump said in a statement.
“The withdrawal may have been different and successful, and the Taliban knew it better than the others,” he added.
“I have personally negotiated with the Taliban leaders and they understand that what they are doing today is unacceptable,” he added.
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