Right, right. Except for the ones made under the Doha Accords of course. See the Taliban was out of compliance within 2 weeks and not a single soldier should have been withdrawn and those that were withdrawn were not withdrawn based on the agreed upon conditions. That's an unconditional withdrawal. "There were seven conditions applicable to the Taliban and eight conditions applicable to the United States. While the Taliban did not attack US forces, which was one of the conditions, it failed to fully honor, any, any other condition under the Doha agreement." The agreement was 8600 troops but even after the accord time was up Benedict Donald continued to withdrew more based on no conditions the Taliban had to meet. In fact shortly after his election loss was announced, he ordered the complete withdrawal by Jan 15th. Imaging how the Afghans felt about being abandoned 3 months ahead of time.......
Gen. Milley: (
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And perhaps most importantly, for US national security, that Taliban has never renounced Al-Qaeda or broke its affiliation with them. We the United States adhered to every condition. In the fall of 2020 my analysis was that an accelerated withdrawal
without meeting specific and necessary conditions risks losing the substantial gains made in Afghanistan, damaging US worldwide credibility, and could precipitate a general collapse of the ANSF and the Afghan government resulting in a complete Taliban takeover or general civil war.