Hillary Clinton, compared in exile Afghan president Ashraf Ghani to Zelensky, the iron man of Ukraine.
Publish dateTuesday 13 December 2022 - 14:58
Story Code : 262259
Afghan Voice Agency(AVA)_Monitoring, In a recent interview in Oslo Norway, Hillary Clinton, former secretary of State and a renowned American politician compared former president Ashraf Ghani to President Zelensky.
She said, “Ashraf Ghani running for his life and taking money with him and Zelensky saying I am not leaving, send me ammunition,”. Her remarks sparked a lot of criticism and support from Afghan politicians in Particular.
Hamdullah Mohib, Former National Security Advisor of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, and one of Ashraf Ghani’s loyalists reacted to Clinton’s remarks and described it as an untrue and unfair comparison.
“We repeatedly asked for military weapons and capabilities to continue the fight, up until the last days.” “Clinton’s remarks are not only patronizing and uninformed, but they are also cruel and offensive to the Afghan women and men who believed in and fought for a cause that our partners threw away,” Mr. Mohib added.
Mohib’s backing of Ashraf Ghani, an exiled Afghan president has frustrated their Western allies and the ordinary people of Afghanistan to a greater extent. This comes as Ashraf Ghani and his close circle run away with money and cars as the de facto regime captured Kabul on August 15, 2021.
Whereas, Zenensky, the Ukrainian President chose a completely different approach and path. Instead of fleeing the country, he stood alongside his army and people and fought resiliently against powerful Russia. By receiving military support and ammunition from the U.S. and NATO member states, the Ukrainian army has been able to retake control of certain occupied cities in Sothern Ukraine.
She said, “Ashraf Ghani running for his life and taking money with him and Zelensky saying I am not leaving, send me ammunition,”. Her remarks sparked a lot of criticism and support from Afghan politicians in Particular.
Hamdullah Mohib, Former National Security Advisor of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, and one of Ashraf Ghani’s loyalists reacted to Clinton’s remarks and described it as an untrue and unfair comparison.
“We repeatedly asked for military weapons and capabilities to continue the fight, up until the last days.” “Clinton’s remarks are not only patronizing and uninformed, but they are also cruel and offensive to the Afghan women and men who believed in and fought for a cause that our partners threw away,” Mr. Mohib added.
Mohib’s backing of Ashraf Ghani, an exiled Afghan president has frustrated their Western allies and the ordinary people of Afghanistan to a greater extent. This comes as Ashraf Ghani and his close circle run away with money and cars as the de facto regime captured Kabul on August 15, 2021.
Whereas, Zenensky, the Ukrainian President chose a completely different approach and path. Instead of fleeing the country, he stood alongside his army and people and fought resiliently against powerful Russia. By receiving military support and ammunition from the U.S. and NATO member states, the Ukrainian army has been able to retake control of certain occupied cities in Sothern Ukraine.
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