Still missing the point are you?
Bait harder (or follow mordoror's path, I'm fine with that as well).
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he believed it was “likely” that conditions for a future civil war could develop in Afghanistan following the U.S. …
thehill.com
Taliban and opposition forces battled on Saturday to control the Panjshir Valley north of Kabul, the last Afghan province holding out against the militant group, as the top U.S. general warned of a "civil war" if the Islamists failed to consolidate power.
www.reuters.com
More regarding one of the ultimate beneficiaries of the American fiasco in Afghanistan.
No matter how one looks at it or try to justify it by saying it's not the most advanced technology, having large numbers of military equipment fall into the hands of the enemy is a bad thing. And now, the Taliban (not ANA) are sharing their bounty with their allies who are of course hostile to Western interests.
Anyway, there are new reports from sources on the ground that large numbers of Humvees and Blackhawk helicopters are being shipped to Iran. In short order, the Iranians have gained new American produced equipment to upgrade their arsenal at no cost at all.
The Israelis are already warning that the Iranians may employ those spoils for false flag operations thus gaining an unpleasant element of surprise. And, incidentally, the Israelis would know this very well as they had used the same tactics in war in the past by pressing captured Arab T-54,T-55 and T-62 tanks into service as the Tiran series.
And finally, to the displeasure of the Bidenites:
President Biden has insisted that the evacuation of Kabul was done as efficiently as possible. But key documents obtained by The New York Times suggest otherwise.
www.nytimes.com
Looks like the great success wasn't that great... "Refugees pushed their way onto planes", "nearly 15,000 Afghan refugees were stuffed into hangers", "single males, including former Afghan military had become unruly", "contraband weapons have been confiscated."
Overwhelmed, neither base was testing Afghan evacuees for the coronavirus.
According to former Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell that the vetting process under Biden was "a disaster," citing multiple sources within DHS and the U.S. Embassy in Germany.
"The Biden administration team is asking career officials to put these people through quickly, when there is a lack of information, when they don’t have documentation".
"They’re being told to use a hunch. Use your own internal mechanism to know whether or not these individuals should come to the United States".
