A number of former Afghan federal government authorities and soldiers, employed by the previous administration, gathered in Kabul on Sunday objecting against United States President Donald Trump&& 's call for the return of military devices left in the country.The protesters stated that the devices belongs to Afghanistan which the United States should pay payment for ruining military devices nation during their withdrawal.&& The general opinion of the people of Afghanistan is that these weapons, devices and war innovation are the residential or commercial property of the nation and the home of individuals,& & stated Afzal Aman, previous deputy minister of defense.Abdul Sattar Khatgar, a military veteran, also stated that Trump&& 's persistence on restoring control of Bagram Airfield is against international laws and it will never happen.The previous soldiers likewise asked Tajikistan and Uzbekistan to hand over the airplanes of the previous army to Afghanistan in compliance with international rules and laws.In the gathering, it was likewise reported that after the fall of the republic, military devices and automobiles of the previous army were moved to Pakistan and Iran, 46 aircraft were transferred to Uzbekistan and 18 airplane were required to Tajikistan.Uzbekistan recently handed over seven Black Hawk helicopters of the previous Afghan army to the United States.Some individuals at the event said that the United States was pursuing its own goals in Afghanistan.&& America did not come to Afghanistan for individuals.
President Biden himself stated that they were not here for nation-building.
They had actually come to steal and loot, to spread out drugs, to kill Muslims and to divide Afghanistan,& & Kamran Aman, a military veteran, said.Trump has actually consistently criticized the desertion of military devices in Afghanistan and has required its return.The Islamic Emirate, nevertheless, has stated that the leftover US arms are spoils of war and will never ever be returned.The post Former Afghan military personnel protest Trump&& 's call for return of arms first appeared on Ariana News.