The Taliban also won at the negotiating table

 

The Taliban also won at the negotiating table

After twenty years of fruitless war, America is finally returning home. According to President Joe Biden, "It's time to come home." Allegedly America is going to win this war but gentlemen! War is never won, war is only fought.

The United States fought the war, spending an estimated ً 2 trillion and killing 2,300 American soldiers, thousands of Afghans, members of the security forces, and Pakistani citizens (including innocent children of the APS) over a 20-year period. Couldn't get anything.This war, like the Vietnam War, was nothing but a loss of human lives.

The Taliban are there right now, and today the US talks with them are a source of embarrassment to the whole world and to US allies.As for killing Osama bin Laden, even a hired assassin of fifty or sixty thousand would have been enough for him. Even so, the old man would have died a natural death in those twenty years.Allegations of breaking al-Qaeda's alleged network can be laughed at. In the strong presence of extremist groups such as the Islamic State, Boko Haram and the Taliban, the absence of al-Qaeda no longer matters.

This war was lost by the United States, it also lost the Vietnam War, and if we look back, it seems that the Second World War, which was apparently won by the Allies, also caused the Allies to withdraw from their colonies.

The Berlin Wall did not last long, nor did Germany and Japan lag behind in the race for development.If anything is found from the First World War, it was the end of the Khilafah and the division of the Ottoman Empire, but until?

Won't the Taliban re-establish the Khilafah there after the US withdrew from Afghanistan today? Isn't Turkey going to form an Islamic bloc again?

It is not that the United States deliberately prolonged this war. For the past decade, the United States has been abandoning the blanket, but the blanket has not.President Obama also wanted the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, but the Taliban wanted it unconditionally. The same clause stood in the way of President Trump's attempt to initiate the evacuation.

Today, after so many years, the evacuation is taking place and unconditionally. It is as if the Taliban had won at the negotiating table. Twenty years of peace have been sacrificed for the whole region, and the situation is as it was 32 years ago when Russian troops withdrew. Civil war is raging after the departure of the United States, and it is not yet clear whether the withdrawal will be as expected.

After the withdrawal of Russia, Iran and Saudi Arabia were also involved in the Afghan civil war. It remains to be seen whether, following Saudi Arabia's new policies, it will be as interested in the civil war as it was in the past, will the balance of power be upset or will a new player join the game?

The Taliban's infrastructure, their power, their ideology, their thinking, is as strong and coherent today as it was twenty years ago. The only thing is that they have become more mature in the last twenty years of war.

The people of Afghanistan, the government there, the women, Afghanistan's neighbors, are all terrified of the time to come. No promises have been made to the Taliban about the human rights violations that were pointed out during the Taliban regime.

That is, the Himalayas are still where they were.

The Taliban also won at the negotiating table

The United States is in a hurry to leave the region. Will the gap that the United States is leaving in its haste now fill China? With the situation of Uighur Muslims and the ideology of the Taliban, will China become the new Chaudhry of the region or will prostitutes once again visit?

American soldiers are going home, home where there is peace, happiness and comfort, but what are they leaving behind in our house?

They say that they do not sweep after the guest leaves, they clean the house in his presence. A similar statement was made by Bajwa Sahib in recent days. Now see who goes home and who arranges the house. Time is short and competition is fierce. 

The Taliban also won at the negotiating table