“The decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan is wrong”: George Bush

Nayagarh,(Baghuabarta): The Taliban’s oppression has intensified since the withdrawal of NATO troops from Afghanistan. Violence and murder are happening every day. Former U.S. President George W. Bush has expressed his displeasure. “The decision was wrong,” he said. “Women and girls in Afghanistan are in a lot of trouble,” Bush said in an interview with the German channel DH. The United States and its allies sent troops from Afghanistan in 2001. The decision came after the September 11, 2011 attack on the World Trade Center. Not only Bush, but German Chancellor Angela Merkel is saying the same thing. Praising Merkel, Bush said she had made a number of important decisions during her 18 years in office. Notably, two decades later, the U.S. military has withdrawn from Afghanistan. US President Biden has called on all troops to return by September 11. 2,500 U.S. and 7,500 NATO troops are stationed in Afghanistan. Those who have been brought back. The Taliban has since become active again. The Taliban has also maintained dominance in many cities, including Iran and eastern Pakistan.