Tim Sheehy, a former member of the US Navy, said that the Afghanistan issue has been a big failure in every aspect and in every part that the American organizations and international institutions have been obliged to do. they fly to Afghanistan and carry our weapons with them; It sends the message of our weakness to the whole world."
Publish dateThursday 28 March 2024 - 09:35
Story Code : 287972
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Tim Sheehy, a candidate for the Senate and a former member of the US Navy, who also participated in the country's invasion of Afghanistan, said that the manner of the congressional hearing regarding "a very weak exit from Afghanistan" showed that there is no answer about the "August 2021 event".
In an interview with Fox News on Tuesday the 7th of Hamel, Sheehy added that first the way he left and then the way the hearing of the House of Representatives "sent a message of America's failure to the world".
This US Senate candidate has said about the Islamic Emirate's re-domination of Afghanistan: "It is obvious that the Taliban are flying all over Afghanistan with our helicopters and carrying our weapons with them; It sends the message of our weakness around the world."
Tim Sheehy said in this interview: "The Afghanistan issue was a big failure in every aspect and in every part that the United States organizations and international institutions were obliged to do."
This former member of the US Navy added that the intelligence community and the US military are big organizations; But they should be able to recognize their failures and call them as such (failures) and then progress as an organization."
"It seems we have not learned from that incident and accountability has not yet been restored," he noted.
I have to say; After the fall of the previous government, more than 7.2 billion dollars of American weapons and military equipment fell into the hands of the Islamic Emirate.
Last week, Mark Milley, the former Chief of Staff of the Army, and Kenneth McKenzie, the US Central Command, who oversaw the tumultuous withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, testified before the country's Congress.
The Republican lawmakers recognized US President Joe Biden as responsible for the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the Democrats blamed the Trump administration for the agreement with the Islamic Emirate.
However, General Mark Milley, the former Chief of Staff of the US Army, testified at that meeting that he had offered to keep 2,500 US troops in Afghanistan, but it was not accepted.
General Frank McKenzie, the former head of the US Army's Central Command (CENTCOM) also said that the collapse of the Afghan government disrupted the withdrawal plans.
In an interview with Fox News on Tuesday the 7th of Hamel, Sheehy added that first the way he left and then the way the hearing of the House of Representatives "sent a message of America's failure to the world".
This US Senate candidate has said about the Islamic Emirate's re-domination of Afghanistan: "It is obvious that the Taliban are flying all over Afghanistan with our helicopters and carrying our weapons with them; It sends the message of our weakness around the world."
Tim Sheehy said in this interview: "The Afghanistan issue was a big failure in every aspect and in every part that the United States organizations and international institutions were obliged to do."
This former member of the US Navy added that the intelligence community and the US military are big organizations; But they should be able to recognize their failures and call them as such (failures) and then progress as an organization."
"It seems we have not learned from that incident and accountability has not yet been restored," he noted.
I have to say; After the fall of the previous government, more than 7.2 billion dollars of American weapons and military equipment fell into the hands of the Islamic Emirate.
Last week, Mark Milley, the former Chief of Staff of the Army, and Kenneth McKenzie, the US Central Command, who oversaw the tumultuous withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, testified before the country's Congress.
The Republican lawmakers recognized US President Joe Biden as responsible for the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the Democrats blamed the Trump administration for the agreement with the Islamic Emirate.
However, General Mark Milley, the former Chief of Staff of the US Army, testified at that meeting that he had offered to keep 2,500 US troops in Afghanistan, but it was not accepted.
General Frank McKenzie, the former head of the US Army's Central Command (CENTCOM) also said that the collapse of the Afghan government disrupted the withdrawal plans.
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