US President Donald Trump renewed his phone to the Taliban to return billions of dollars of billions of US military equipment, when US troops left the country in 2021. Emphasizing that he was “angry”. “Equipment, which he was left behind in Afghanistan, from the military resources created during his first term in the office and fell into the Taliban’s hands.
The US President made this comment on Saturday at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Maryland. However, it was not his concern, but the dramatic emphasis on the word “angry” attracted people’s attention.
Trump is demanding that Afghanistan return US military equipment
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A video of the incident was widely shared on social media, where Trump can be seen violating unusual vocal violations pronouncing the word “angry” to express his disappointment.
“We have a great, you know, I have rebuilt my entire army in the first term,” he said.
“We left it a lot, although it is very small, but very small, relatively, in Afghanistan. Taliban is near. You know, they have their parade every year where they take our military vehicles and they are some small Run on the road, as it is a form of a military parade, and I get angry when I see.
Trump said that the United States continues to provide significant financial assistance to Afghanistan, and suggested that the Taliban’s possession should now be associated with assistance to the return of American military equipment.
“You know, we give them-I do not think that no one knows that we give Afghanistan about two and a half billion dollars per year. Do you know that help, help us. Help us I want to see it, but if we are going to give them money.
The US return from Afghanistan, who was ordered by the President Joe Biden, was completed on 30 August 2021, which ended the US’s longest war after nearly 20 years of military partnership. While most military equipment were left behind or destroyed, some vehicles and weapons allegedly fell into the Taliban’s hands.
Trump has often criticized a comeback, called it “destructive”. He convicted the Biden administration what he had described as a poorly executed exit.
