Will this docimentary also point out some non Politically correct truth? I mean to point at specific commanders who did so bad decisions to leave Bagram and keep people in perimeter even after high risk suicide attack was reported? And what about the court martial for the marine who was photographed helping a baby to get over the wire? I mean this dude gets lawsuit because of it and commanders no?
Heart breaking. I was part of the 26th MEU that arrived in Afghanistan in October 2001. This is not how I imagined the war would end when I was there as a 19 year old. Semper Fi.
Most people don't know that we had just abandoned the Bagram US military Airbase on the 2nd of July. About a month before this happened. It makes absolutely no sense to use the airport in Kabul over Bagram. Or, at the very least, use both of them. We should have notified and started to transport US citizens and the Afghans who helped us months before the fall of Kabul. Yet, we just gave up our most critical strategic asset and left. This whole withdrawal was a disgusting disgrace.
Idk how I’m gonna feel watching this, we lost many great brothers and sisters while we were out there. I’m glad everyone gets to see the real side not just the censored stuff they saw on the news.
Watched it, it’s a short recap of the event. the Taliban leaders gave their say, maybe not as thorough reasoning as you’d want. American Marines gave their honest recount performing their duty at their best, you hear the stories of Afghans who escaped and who were left behind. You see the squalid conditions, the bad logistic, suicide bombers, the innocent women and children dying in the chaos. 20 years later, feeling heart break and frustration.
I wrote a paper for school comparing the fall of Kabul with the fall of Saigon. There were a lot of eerie similarities between the two showing that history repeated almost 50 years apart.
I’m old enough to remember that era I was a teenager and had a draft card but the war ended before I could be drafted i knew many people who went to Nam family and friends. No war is good to see this all over again is sickening and just like Nam the politicians just go on with their lives like nothing happened. I don’t know how they sleep at night how they can look you in the face. We hear these speeches never again yet it’s been happening since the First World War. And watching the enemy with American equipment is just sad One the biggest failures in US history.
The funniest is when the Biden administration tried To claim there were no similarities between this and Saigon. They’re right, the Afghanistan withdrawal was far worse than Saigon.
And yet the only person who was ever reprimanded was LT. Col Stu Scheller who in turn was calling for every higher echelons within DOD to be held accountable for their complete failure and botched evacuation from Afghanistan that ultimately resulted in 13 service members killed. Never Forget the name of those killed. Never Forget the names of those who have yet to be held accountable.
@@petergriffinson1907 Trump signed the International agreement for the withdrawal from Afghanistan, which laid out the exact schedule for evacuation, which was known to be disastrous, but Trump signed it anyway, binding the US to what ensued. Joe Biden was legally bound to honour Trump's evil Agreement. Get your facts straight.
already forgot them. bribem let this unfold like this cause now the talibanis have weapons and we have excuses to go in again. search smedley butler, war is a racket.
Worst days of my life. I experienced the whole process of getting out of Afghanistan my country. Till this day I am asking myself that was it a movie or it was reality. I just can’t focus on anything after that time.
You cannot watch any of the footage from those days and not be touched. It was one of the tragedies of our time. Those who were there will probably be forever scarred by this event.
@@alexeilindes7507most who were running away were traitirs/collaborators. The rest were granted general amnesty. Those who took it are living fine. We hated the US and NATO foreign invader terrorists and their Afghan puppets. Most of our pilots returned home and are now a part of our Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan airforce
My heart breaks seeing this people’s situation. They are stock in the middle of this never ending war. That’s why in my daily life i never complain and take things for granted as some people have it worse but still they try to leave their lives normally.
We now have safety, happiness and freedom and are ruled by our rightful government. Majority of us Afghans support Taliban and our Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan government now. We hated your US and NATO foreign invader terrorists and their Afghan puppets. Now the US terrorist government needs to drop their evil sanctions against us and return all our Afghan assets and stop interfering in our Afghan business
Absolutely nuts. I was there when this all happened. Arrived July 4th, left August 24th (before the ISK bombing). Army NG, doing an air defense mission, we kept the skies clear. Wild seeing how the people closer to the action handled it all. They are some real troopers.
@@christian3309 It was surprisingly quiet almost the whole time till August 15th. After my group left, there was a 5-rocket attack by ISK and the gun I was operating shot 2 of them down (other soldiers in my squad were on-site when that happened). One rocket landed off-base and the others I think were shot down by another gun. There were 12 set up across the airport. We could only transport 3 of them out so the remaining 9 were left there and destroyed with oil, thermites and mallets.
@@captainbroady Each LPWS (the machines we operated) is about $20 million per system. And we had to destroy 9 of them (the other 3 were taken to Iraq. I didn't go to Iraq but some of my unit did to continue the mission). And that's just the C-RAM (Counter-Rocket/Artillery/Mortar) system. There were connexes and connexes and connexes filled with all kinds of stuff. That amount of money wasted in that whole ordeal is nightmare-inducing.
Watched this last night. It was really heartbreaking, the desperation of the people and also the Marines who led the initial response. I was just waiting for the mentioning of the suicide attack at one of the gates. Watching and listening to the Marines who were in sheer panic watching all the possible target vehicles and people come nearby. What shocked me the most, was the Taliban commanders and special forces members who seemed surprised citizens wanted to flee, it’s always like they never even looked themselves in the mirror and thought “maybe we’re the reason “our people” want to flee.” Bravo to those marines and all the NATO forces that assisted with the airlift.
@@anubis8586 "Nobody cares" isn't really valid here. I think its important to acknowledge that the Taliban are very much part of the problem. Why is it that civilians began to flee once word that the Americans were leaving got out? What about the Americans still being present kept them wanting to stay in Afghanistan? For the record I'm anti-war and have never been in support of the west occupying Afghanistan but this situation is much more complex than just "western countries bad"
82nd airborne…last ones out. It was very quiet and eerie at the end after all the other countries left and it was just us. absolutely livid, we happily would’ve besieged the entire city and extended the war another year if we had to, in order to free our Afghan friends who were loyal to us for so long. The whole thing was absolutely embarrassing and infuriating. Taliban shot warning shots at us multiple times CLOSE. Wanted to massacre them all so badly.
Foreign invader terrorist, we hated u and wanted u gone. Our Taliban were prepared for ALL scenarios...it's good that they sent u reminders. U rabid terrorists were never meant to have been on our land and our civilians were already geared up to fight your CIA-trained rabid KPF in Khost, so would've joined Taliban to kick u our of Kabul too. Lol we saw u Uzs foreign invader terrorists running away in the night. Another year...we would've never allowed that, forget Taliban. Your traitors got general amnesty and most ran away with u. Afghanistan is not your house or a US state or colony never forget that. It wasgreat seeing our Taliban sending u US and NATO foreign invader terrorists, ALL your private contractors and Afghan puppets running. Anyways, after the ISKP attack u killed your own Afghan puppets and some of our people who were leaving for a better financial future. Majority of us Afghans supported/support Taliban and our Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan government and security forces now...u should've seen the heros welcomes our Taliban heros got as they rolled peacefully through Afghanistan anx how in most areas our civilians were attacking the ex-ANA traitors. August 15th 2021 was the happiest and best day of our lives, only your traitors are crying. Warmonger, u lost and we would've fought to kick u out like u ran away like headless chickens in the night. I love those Talibs who reminded u that u were unwanted foreigners on OUR soil.
It bothers me the Army (not to mention the many British soldiers) are totally left out of this doc. Marines have a stranglehold on the American cultural zeitgeist when it comes to military stuff.
This isn't really the point but it's sort of unreal how they've managed to make an entire doc about the evac and seem to have totally omitted the Army, which was by far the largest presence there. I understand that it's probably because the attack was a the Marine-led gate, so the focus is on the survivors, but still, pretty bad Army PR work to get left out of an operation that was mostly the 82nd and 10th Mtn.
The army wasn’t the largest presence there. The entire 24th MEU and most of the special magtf in the region were there. There were a lot of army personnel but the majority of the people on the ground were marines.
Buddy in case you haven't realized it yet when it comes to PR and recruitment The Marines got it down to an art. Just saying Marines sounds better than soldier.
I had shipmate and battle buddies that got blown up in afgan...... this video and the movie called, the covenant really hits me... had a Navy Lt Commander got blown up by an IED 2008 he was on his last week before shipping back from afgan.. and a friend of my his squad leader got shot in the neck on the last 2 weeks before end of their deployment.
I was slated to go on the 24th MEU but requested orders instead. I never knew that it’d turn out like it did. I feel guilt for the 19 year old junior Marine who took my spot. I know this had to have changed him. I definitely will be watching this because my brothers were there. All while I was in garrison… safely reading the Intelligence reports off the SIPR, watching and hoping they’d make it home.
@@SaeedKhan-op3by if the Taliban hadn't protected Al Queda under Bin Laden in the first place we wouldn't have invaded. We overstayed our welcome. We weren't wrong to invade.
@@Slimpicken which is why it should have never been a "drop everything and leave" scenerio. There were plans in place and Leadership abandoned all of it.
Been waiting for a proper well produced documentary of this disaster ever since it started to unfold. Thank you HBO for putting in the work to tell this story properly
Properly...if I say so. These running away were the US and NATO foreign invader terrorists puppets, the traitors/collaborators...they remember their atrocities on us that's why they had to run. Some, a few, walere leaving for a better financial future
This was heartbreaking my partner could not stop crying at them innocent children losing their parents😢I pray for the people of Afghanistan stay strong
We are now ruled by our own true Afghans and rightful rulers. Those running away were mainly the NATO traitors/collaborators and some looking for a better financial future
I can’t believe it’s been over a year now since this happened. One of the worst military pullouts of all time. God Bless the Men and women who did all they could to get as many people out as possible.
I wan an interpreter for the British I was at the abbey gate (Baron hotel) helping with evacuation. It was constant work and didn’t sleep for 56 hours.
@@GhostRanger5060 America betrayed nobody, the American government did. The people have no part of what transpired there the same way the Afghani people had no part of the sins of the Taliban
Sun 14 Oct 2001 - President George Bush rejected as "non-negotiable" an offer by the Taliban to discuss turning over Osama bin Laden if the United States ended the bombing in Afghanistan. November 2001 - “The Taliban were completely defeated, they had no demands, except amnesty,” recalled Barnett Rubin, who worked with the United Nations’ political team in Afghanistan at the time. Messengers shuttled back and forth between Mr. Karzai and the headquarters of the Taliban leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar, in Kandahar. Mr. Karzai envisioned a Taliban surrender that would keep the militants from playing any significant role in the country’s future. But Washington, confident that the Taliban would be wiped out forever, was in no mood for a deal. “The United States is not inclined to negotiate surrenders,” Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld said in a news conference at the time, adding that the Americans had no interest in leaving Mullah Omar to live out his days anywhere in Afghanistan. The United States wanted him captured or dead.
I only keep seeing videos and things made from the marines perspective I think someone needs to get with the 82nd and also get there view of how things happened
"Escape From Kabul, an HBO original documentary featuring never-before-seen footage and exclusive interviews from Afghan citizens, U.S. Marines, and the Taliban during the 2021 withdrawal" - the height of predictability if the British are not included here.
Dude the US Army isn't even included and the Army's 82nd Airborne and 10th Mountain led the op. It's just Marine PR man, they spend a lot of money making sure everyone thinks "US Marine" = the face of American warfare.
@@adog7787 aftern seeing all this also u think leftists and righists care abt u? Both democrats and republics wer president when the US established its base in Afghan…we had to escape from there some or the other time..
Every time I watch this trailer, I get chills And after watching the doc in full... Word to the wise... Learn your history or be condemned to repeat it
I was there till the end of August 2021 those first weeks of collapse were the darkest days of my life, i don't think it will be healed ever. Dream of 20 years of hard work and it just shattered in a matter of seconds.
After leaving, America stopped its aid towards Afghanistan shows that America was there for its own ambitions which it LOST and had no sympathy for the people of Afghanistan. America is responsible for the misery of Afghan people, it is you who interfere everywhere and start wars.
As a afghan I dont think I can watch this documentary. That day and the 3 months prior to it has given me nothing but PTSD. It felt like I lost my whole world each passing day, and on 14 of august I lost my home. This trauma cant be healed any time soon.
"President Ashraf Ghani preferred to hand over the government and power to his Pashtun brother rather than to other ethnic groups, and the United States also collaborated with him in this regard. Now, all the people who were killed in Afghanistan and the inhumane restrictions imposed on the people of Afghanistan are of no concern to anyone."
I hope they show how panicked other Countries were. I watched different Countries caravans to rescue their people from Embassies & surrounding area. I believe we lost respect from other Countries because we left their people there too. Heck we were leaving Americans behind rescuing Afghanistans first. Unbelievable. Thanks to Glenn Beck who sent a rescue plane to bring Americans home before airport was shut down.
Escape from Kabul, it is where American PMC vs Taliban vs Scavs battle in the city of Kabul after a disastrous American withdrawal. Your mission as a PMC is to recover American intelligence abandoned after the withdrawal.
"The goal is to use Afghanistan to wash money out of the tax bases of the US and Europe through Afghanistan and back into the hands of a transnational security elite. The goal is an endless war, not a successful war". - Julian Assange
I was in HKIA during the UKs withdrawl, in june 2021, and then back in august for the evacuation, getting the daily J2 briefs prior to the fall, and it was constant taliban advances, then they took the town of Katah Kheyl and completely encticled Kabul, that was the sign, we started destroying anything we couldnt take, containers full of radios, nightvision googles you name it, we destroyed it, an utter shambles. Returning for the evacuation was nothing short of chaos, the top brass had no perception of the situation on the ground and we were mostly a law unto ourselves, there was no time to ask higher for permission, it was down to local command.
This was a civilization ending event for Afghanistan, not that the country won't survive as it has for thousands of years, but it just checked out of the 21st century.
It is one of the most peaceful and corruption free country of the world right now which has got ridden off from corrupt system imposed by invaders and controlled by drug mafias and tribal ward lords.
where are the international sanctions, for the occupation of Afghanistan, the destroyed economy and hundreds of thousands of deaths of ordinary Afghans. Oh, the USA did it, so they can.
For the Marines thinking that this was going to be an easy operation, they did not learn from the lessons of history. They should have been made to watch tapes of the evacuation of the U.S. Embassy during the end of the Vietnam war, otherwise known as operation Frequent Wind. This would have prepared them and have given them a better understanding of what they would expect to come.
Rule No 1.Never invade a people who never fear death nor care about material objects You went there in your "war on terror" and suffered must you now blame Afghanistan for defending their lands?what about the Afghanistan people that died why aren't your "hearts going out to them"too?because in the story you concocted you are the heroes,and they are the bad guys even in their own countries. My family helped in taking down the black hawks in Somalia and I swear I am so proud of them
Fortunate to have all my friends who served there come home alive. Total waste of lives to have stayed longer than Bin Laden's life. Afganistan continues to live up to its moniker of "Graveyard of Empires "
I just watched it...This really gives you an up an close of what happened. First off, thanks to our military, the Marines did the very best under horrible conditions! You can hold your head up an be proud ! Heart goes out to the Afghans and hope the best for those that are in America an those still in Afghanistan. To our American Leaders, especially Joe Biden. What a cluster flock. After 20 yrs you couldn't plan a better exit strategy ? This set the stage for what has been nothing but a disgrace of administration ! God help us all !
We had to get out of there…noone coulr predict the afghan giv wud just run away after we invested so many resources…afghan in itself has been a failure over the 20 yrs…we r lucky we finally escaped from that place rather than continuing the stay there
@@souravdatta9990yes, they coul predict. Open your eyes,our Taliban controlled most of Afghanistan for years and were gaining ground and support rapidly which is why the US had to negotiate the Doha deal for safe passage out of Afghanistan. We hated u US and NATO foreign invader terrorists and your Afghan puppets and majority of us Afghans support Taliban and our Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan government and security forces now. Taliban rolled through Afghanistan peacefully in days, and got heros welcomes as they rolled through Afghanistan. In most areas ex-ANA were being attacked by civilians when they heard that Taliban were on their way and in Khost, civilians were geared up to fight the CIA-trained rabid KPF alongside our Taliban heros. August 15th 2021 was the happiest and best day of majority of us Afghans lives when our Taliban regained power and Afghanistan for us, and our freedom from the US and NATO foreign invader terrorists and their puppets
that was the point. both to bait others into thinking the us is weak and launchign their thing. and to leave weapons with the towl heads so we can do war in the future. and because that segment and those people just are that incompetent. fun times. search smedley butler.
Doesn’t matter what pres it was they would of received the same intelligence that the afghans would resist the taliban for 6 months but obviously it was to correct.
We should have never been there in the first place. To paraphrase the Taiwanese foreign minister.."If you aren't prepared to defend yourself, how can you ask others to defend you?" Our men and women in the armed forces did a noble thing for a hopeless situation. It was never going to end well for the Afghan people.
You are wrong. Study the Korean War. If your logic were applied there, South Korea (ROK) would be enslaved under communism. All the Afghans needed was our support. Not a single US servicemember perished in the last 18 months of the "war." Until we cut and ran. The Korean War is our longest war and still hasn't ended. In case you didn't know. By the way, my son served in Afghanistan. And I served elsewhere. If you think Taiwan is going to fight without our help you are misguided. Do you have any idea how much money we have spent in the Ukraine... before that war even started? They've been greeting our help for ten years and still are. I am sorry our news media hasn't kept people like you better informed. I don't blame you for not understanding.
Yep, gotta love Trump's eagerness to get an easy win with the Afghan withdrawal and his "amazing" negotiations with the Taliban leadership. And, true to form, when it goes badly he projects his own failings and inadequacies on others, particularly those having to clean up his messes. True leader of the free world, right there...
@@harth3432 actually the exact opposite of what you said should be true. The President is the commander in chief, the buck stops with him. If President Trump had a bad plan for the withdrawal from Afghanistan, then the current President should not have gave the order. Liberal logic never stops to amaze.
I value USA as a very important ally but it really pisses me off how they left Vietnam and how they left Kabul. its like they were just there playing war games then leave the country in rubbles. they are unreliable, powerful but unreliable. why leave your ally to the wolves. with the world today, fighting against China, Russia, and Terrorists, there is no other country i would like my country to ally with as powerful as USA. but it saddens me how they plan their exit strategy, its like hey buddy thanks for the local help, but im tired and done, you are on your own good bye.
The USA stayed for 20 years (some would call this a "decent amount of time") trying to build up a nation that did not want to be built up. 18 year olds were being sent to Afghanistan who were never alive when the towers fell. There was never going to be good outcome if Afghanistan couldn't abandon it's tribal roots and develop the ring road. Once the Taliban took over the government it was game over for the US. 20 years of men and women fighting for a country that did not want us there. What other outcome could there have possibly been? Bush, Obama, Trump... none of them could make any progress. At least Biden had the guts to end the needless sacrifice of American (and their allies) lives.
@@theslowevo9303 It's not that we left that was the disaster. It's how we left. If Biden had evacuated by May 2021 as originally agreed, then this embarrassment would not have happened.
@@josephk1342 I think it would have turned out better if Biden took the initial evac date seriously and invested the necessary resources to remove assets from the country before May 1 as agreed with by the Taliban, yes.
@@theslowevo9303 You are wrong. Study the Korean War. If your logic were applied there, South Korea (ROK) would be enslaved under communism. All the Afghans needed was our support. Not a single US servicemember perished in the last 18 months of the "war." Until we cut and ran. The Korean War is our longest war and still hasn't ended. In case you didn't know. By the way, my son served in Afghanistan. And I served elsewhere. Do you have any idea how much money we have spent in the Ukraine... before that war even started? They've been getting our help for over ten years and still are... plus billions since the war started. I am sorry our news media hasn't kept people like you better informed. I don't blame you for not understanding.
Trump administration in February 2020 negotiated a withdrawal agreement with the Taliban that excluded the Afghan government, freed 5,000 imprisoned Taliban soldiers and set a date certain of May 1, 2021, for the final withdrawal. And the Trump administration kept to the pact, reducing U.S. troop levels from about 13,000 to 2,500, even though the Taliban continued to attack Afghan government forces and welcomed al-Qaeda terrorists into the Taliban leadership “I started the process. All the troops are coming back home. They couldn’t stop the process. Twenty-one years is enough, don’t we think?” djt
@@futuro2 yes . So greedy, we made it so women could walk down the street without a man and not get beaten, and so greedy we made it so they could learn how to read.
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Will this docimentary also point out some non Politically correct truth? I mean to point at specific commanders who did so bad decisions to leave Bagram and keep people in perimeter even after high risk suicide attack was reported? And what about the court martial for the marine who was photographed helping a baby to get over the wire? I mean this dude gets lawsuit because of it and commanders no?
@@pekarr1 wow that is so crazy! did not know that happened.
Will this documentary be available in Poland? I do have HBO Max. Is there a reason for country blocking?
Not one mention of the 13. FU and FJB
How did the US manage to lose to little Afghanistan?
Taliban Guy: I was the leader of our suicide troops
Typical middle management, not leading by example.
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Heart breaking. I was part of the 26th MEU that arrived in Afghanistan in October 2001. This is not how I imagined the war would end when I was there as a 19 year old. Semper Fi.
I’m sorry thank you for what you did out there.
Cruel fanatic Americans
Don't stick your nose where it doesn't belong, serving in a army which destroyes families pff...
@wvusmc Hooah my brother same thoughts
I dont think anyone did bro
"Always abandon your airbase before a massive evacutaion" -Sun Tzu
😂😂😂
Sun Tzu had airplanes?! 😂😂😂
@@jayedatredes2890 A lot of people don't know but yes, he had.
Most people don't know that we had just abandoned the Bagram US military Airbase on the 2nd of July. About a month before this happened. It makes absolutely no sense to use the airport in Kabul over Bagram. Or, at the very least, use both of them. We should have notified and started to transport US citizens and the Afghans who helped us months before the fall of Kabul. Yet, we just gave up our most critical strategic asset and left. This whole withdrawal was a disgusting disgrace.
Idk how I’m gonna feel watching this, we lost many great brothers and sisters while we were out there. I’m glad everyone gets to see the real side not just the censored stuff they saw on the news.
I haven't watched it yet, but HBO makes mostly very Left-wing documentaries. I hope they played it right down the middle here.
Watched it, it’s a short recap of the event. the Taliban leaders gave their say, maybe not as thorough reasoning as you’d want. American Marines gave their honest recount performing their duty at their best, you hear the stories of Afghans who escaped and who were left behind. You see the squalid conditions, the bad logistic, suicide bombers, the innocent women and children dying in the chaos. 20 years later, feeling heart break and frustration.
Nobody cares, why were you there anyways?
@@anubis8586 I'll bet you're fun at parties.
@@anubis8586 who hurt you?
I wrote a paper for school comparing the fall of Kabul with the fall of Saigon. There were a lot of eerie similarities between the two showing that history repeated almost 50 years apart.
I’m old enough to remember that era I was a teenager and had a draft card but the war ended before I could be drafted i knew many people who went to Nam family and friends. No war is good to see this all over again is sickening and just like Nam the politicians just go on with their lives like nothing happened. I don’t know how they sleep at night how they can look you in the face. We hear these speeches never again yet it’s been happening since the First World War. And watching the enemy with American equipment is just sad One the biggest failures in US history.
@@MSmith6503 literally doesn't matter that the taliban has ANA equipment. It will fall apart within a few years.
Nope the fall of Saigon you could still live it it was Asian camaraderie at least havent u seen deer hunter?
The funniest is when the Biden administration tried To claim there were no similarities between this and Saigon. They’re right, the Afghanistan withdrawal was far worse than Saigon.
Fall of Saigon airlift 7000+,Kabul air lift 122000+
And yet the only person who was ever reprimanded was LT. Col Stu Scheller who in turn was calling for every higher echelons within DOD to be held accountable for their complete failure and botched evacuation from Afghanistan that ultimately resulted in 13 service members killed.
Never Forget the name of those killed.
Never Forget the names of those who have yet to be held accountable.
Let’s also never forget the civilians killed by our drone strike.
The evacuation NEVER would have been smooth. I'm glad Biden ripped off the bandaid instead of waiting another 10 months for the perfect plan.
Joe Biden: ROFL WHO?
@@petergriffinson1907 Trump signed the International agreement for the withdrawal from Afghanistan, which laid out the exact schedule for evacuation, which was known to be disastrous, but Trump signed it anyway, binding the US to what ensued. Joe Biden was legally bound to honour Trump's evil Agreement. Get your facts straight.
already forgot them. bribem let this unfold like this cause now the talibanis have weapons and we have excuses to go in again. search smedley butler, war is a racket.
My brain hurt recalling those days; I went through this disaster. My heart shatters for my ppl those who left behind in Afghanistan. 💔
Haha
So chad left could let a woman or kid sit on plane
Bruh
I am truly sorry.
They were invaders of a sovereign country. They deserve no sympathy.
I feel like this isn't going to be as sanitised as what was shown on the news and that's a good thing.
Worst days of my life. I experienced the whole process of getting out of Afghanistan my country.
Till this day I am asking myself that was it a movie or it was reality. I just can’t focus on anything after that time.
Are you from Afghanistan
@@papadajnia268 Yes, i am from Badakhshan.
You cannot watch any of the footage from those days and not be touched. It was one of the tragedies of our time.
Those who were there will probably be forever scarred by this event.
Most greatest victories of weak armies in History, against fanatics. It will be written like this
Or are dead now because they couldn't get out
@Trey Adams such a long time ago...
I was there...
@@alexeilindes7507most who were running away were traitirs/collaborators. The rest were granted general amnesty. Those who took it are living fine. We hated the US and NATO foreign invader terrorists and their Afghan puppets. Most of our pilots returned home and are now a part of our Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan airforce
My heart breaks seeing this people’s situation. They are stock in the middle of this never ending war. That’s why in my daily life i never complain and take things for granted as some people have it worse but still they try to leave their lives normally.
We now have safety, happiness and freedom and are ruled by our rightful government. Majority of us Afghans support Taliban and our Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan government now. We hated your US and NATO foreign invader terrorists and their Afghan puppets. Now the US terrorist government needs to drop their evil sanctions against us and return all our Afghan assets and stop interfering in our Afghan business
Absolutely nuts. I was there when this all happened. Arrived July 4th, left August 24th (before the ISK bombing). Army NG, doing an air defense mission, we kept the skies clear. Wild seeing how the people closer to the action handled it all. They are some real troopers.
Was their any sort of drama in the skies? I know you said you guys kept the skies clear.
Also, thank you for your service
@@christian3309 It was surprisingly quiet almost the whole time till August 15th. After my group left, there was a 5-rocket attack by ISK and the gun I was operating shot 2 of them down (other soldiers in my squad were on-site when that happened). One rocket landed off-base and the others I think were shot down by another gun. There were 12 set up across the airport. We could only transport 3 of them out so the remaining 9 were left there and destroyed with oil, thermites and mallets.
@@James.B.Russell jesus that's a couple million dollars gone in a shot
@@captainbroady Each LPWS (the machines we operated) is about $20 million per system. And we had to destroy 9 of them (the other 3 were taken to Iraq. I didn't go to Iraq but some of my unit did to continue the mission). And that's just the C-RAM (Counter-Rocket/Artillery/Mortar) system. There were connexes and connexes and connexes filled with all kinds of stuff. That amount of money wasted in that whole ordeal is nightmare-inducing.
@@James.B.Russell well at the very least, most of you guys got out safe. Thank you for your service btw!
And rip to all 13 who perished
Watched this last night. It was really heartbreaking, the desperation of the people and also the Marines who led the initial response. I was just waiting for the mentioning of the suicide attack at one of the gates. Watching and listening to the Marines who were in sheer panic watching all the possible target vehicles and people come nearby. What shocked me the most, was the Taliban commanders and special forces members who seemed surprised citizens wanted to flee, it’s always like they never even looked themselves in the mirror and thought “maybe we’re the reason “our people” want to flee.” Bravo to those marines and all the NATO forces that assisted with the airlift.
O shut up!!!
All traitors and helpers of USA ran away
Nobody cares, why were you there anyways?
@@anubis8586 Calm down bro, you didn’t have to type the same response to 3 peoples comments. Take a break and go touch some grass.
@@osiris8637 oh I have no grass left after your army burned it all, now what?
@@anubis8586 "Nobody cares" isn't really valid here. I think its important to acknowledge that the Taliban are very much part of the problem. Why is it that civilians began to flee once word that the Americans were leaving got out? What about the Americans still being present kept them wanting to stay in Afghanistan? For the record I'm anti-war and have never been in support of the west occupying Afghanistan but this situation is much more complex than just "western countries bad"
82nd airborne…last ones out. It was very quiet and eerie at the end after all the other countries left and it was just us. absolutely livid, we happily would’ve besieged the entire city and extended the war another year if we had to, in order to free our Afghan friends who were loyal to us for so long. The whole thing was absolutely embarrassing and infuriating. Taliban shot warning shots at us multiple times CLOSE. Wanted to massacre them all so badly.
Foreign invader terrorist, we hated u and wanted u gone. Our Taliban were prepared for ALL scenarios...it's good that they sent u reminders. U rabid terrorists were never meant to have been on our land and our civilians were already geared up to fight your CIA-trained rabid KPF in Khost, so would've joined Taliban to kick u our of Kabul too. Lol we saw u Uzs foreign invader terrorists running away in the night. Another year...we would've never allowed that, forget Taliban. Your traitors got general amnesty and most ran away with u. Afghanistan is not your house or a US state or colony never forget that. It wasgreat seeing our Taliban sending u US and NATO foreign invader terrorists, ALL your private contractors and Afghan puppets running. Anyways, after the ISKP attack u killed your own Afghan puppets and some of our people who were leaving for a better financial future. Majority of us Afghans supported/support Taliban and our Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan government and security forces now...u should've seen the heros welcomes our Taliban heros got as they rolled peacefully through Afghanistan anx how in most areas our civilians were attacking the ex-ANA traitors. August 15th 2021 was the happiest and best day of our lives, only your traitors are crying. Warmonger, u lost and we would've fought to kick u out like u ran away like headless chickens in the night. I love those Talibs who reminded u that u were unwanted foreigners on OUR soil.
American propaganda wants to wash away sins through movies and series. 1 trillion American dollars wasted by American citizens and taxpayers.
It bothers me the Army (not to mention the many British soldiers) are totally left out of this doc. Marines have a stranglehold on the American cultural zeitgeist when it comes to military stuff.
Still no accountability, responsibility, or apology from the government or the military for this horrific failure and loss of life.
How can I forget, I was there.
I wish, the people like you faced ,what you did with this already weak country. Fanatics!!
Propagandist
This isn't really the point but it's sort of unreal how they've managed to make an entire doc about the evac and seem to have totally omitted the Army, which was by far the largest presence there. I understand that it's probably because the attack was a the Marine-led gate, so the focus is on the survivors, but still, pretty bad Army PR work to get left out of an operation that was mostly the 82nd and 10th Mtn.
cope
The army wasn’t the largest presence there. The entire 24th MEU and most of the special magtf in the region were there. There were a lot of army personnel but the majority of the people on the ground were marines.
Buddy in case you haven't realized it yet when it comes to PR and recruitment The Marines got it down to an art. Just saying Marines sounds better than soldier.
Aye, and the British paras that were at the gate as the marines. I’m happy that they are telling this story though.
@@emileblanche5868 meh, they basically the same lol.
Well done HBO! Escape from Kabul is a great documentary. Our U S Marines we’re put in an impossible situation. Marines are not social workers.
you still got it hbo, good job.
I had shipmate and battle buddies that got blown up in afgan...... this video and the movie called, the covenant really hits me... had a Navy Lt Commander got blown up by an IED 2008 he was on his last week before shipping back from afgan.. and a friend of my his squad leader got shot in the neck on the last 2 weeks before end of their deployment.
I was slated to go on the 24th MEU but requested orders instead. I never knew that it’d turn out like it did. I feel guilt for the 19 year old junior Marine who took my spot. I know this had to have changed him. I definitely will be watching this because my brothers were there. All while I was in garrison… safely reading the Intelligence reports off the SIPR, watching and hoping they’d make it home.
Quiet boot
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If the withdrawal was done properly, it could have saved a lot of heartache
How do you withdraw properly?
if US wasn't in Afghanistan in the first place, there wouldn't be a need for a withdrawal
@@SaeedKhan-op3by if the Taliban hadn't protected Al Queda under Bin Laden in the first place we wouldn't have invaded. We overstayed our welcome. We weren't wrong to invade.
You don't just drop everything and leave without chaos.
@@Slimpicken which is why it should have never been a "drop everything and leave" scenerio. There were plans in place and Leadership abandoned all of it.
Been waiting for a proper well produced documentary of this disaster ever since it started to unfold. Thank you HBO for putting in the work to tell this story properly
Hbo really comes through on occasion. Been needing a good war doc recently
Properly...if I say so. These running away were the US and NATO foreign invader terrorists puppets, the traitors/collaborators...they remember their atrocities on us that's why they had to run. Some, a few, walere leaving for a better financial future
If personnel from Save Our Allies are not interviewed as a part of this doc, I’d consider it incomplete.
Just watched it last night and man I cried the whole time
Good, nobody cares
Why were you there anyways ?
@@anubis8586 why he was home, watching some documentary? is it serious question?
Where can I watch this ? I mean in RUclips it’s just trailer
@@najiajamali1227HBO!!!
I didn’t
Deployed there in 09 as part of the British Army, lost friends, heart breaking....
HBO makes great docs, great content in general. Hurry up and launch in UK.
But based on lies 🤣
@@purestan4263 *Sources and citations needed
"YOU LEAVE A PLACE WHERE YOU NEVER THINK YOU WILL LEAVE, BUT YOU LEAVE IT BECAUSE YOU CAN'T LIVE"
This was heartbreaking my partner could not stop crying at them innocent children losing their parents😢I pray for the people of Afghanistan stay strong
We are now ruled by our own true Afghans and rightful rulers. Those running away were mainly the NATO traitors/collaborators and some looking for a better financial future
@@phoenixrising8640 your brain is clearly damaged.
I can’t believe it’s been over a year now since this happened. One of the worst military pullouts of all time. God Bless the Men and women who did all they could to get as many people out as possible.
The US wasn't unique in failing to effectively pullout. The USSR faired even worse.
which war did america win?
@@outdoordrift gulf war
really heart breaking to watch, but really fascinating documentary.
I wan an interpreter for the British I was at the abbey gate (Baron hotel) helping with evacuation. It was constant work and didn’t sleep for 56 hours.
bless you. America betrayed the free afghans. No question.
@@GhostRanger5060 America betrayed nobody, the American government did. The people have no part of what transpired there the same way the Afghani people had no part of the sins of the Taliban
Tragic, just utterly tragic. Now I wonder, do you think we might get a Ken Burns doc on the war in Afghanistan?
Sun 14 Oct 2001 - President George Bush rejected as "non-negotiable" an offer by the Taliban to discuss turning over Osama bin Laden if the United States ended the bombing in Afghanistan.
November 2001 - “The Taliban were completely defeated, they had no demands, except amnesty,” recalled Barnett Rubin, who worked with the United Nations’ political team in Afghanistan at the time.
Messengers shuttled back and forth between Mr. Karzai and the headquarters of the Taliban leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar, in Kandahar. Mr. Karzai envisioned a Taliban surrender that would keep the militants from playing any significant role in the country’s future.
But Washington, confident that the Taliban would be wiped out forever, was in no mood for a deal.
“The United States is not inclined to negotiate surrenders,” Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld said in a news conference at the time, adding that the Americans had no interest in leaving Mullah Omar to live out his days anywhere in Afghanistan. The United States wanted him captured or dead.
Dedicated to the Brave Mujahideen Fighters of Afghanistan
Let’s not forget that the marines were not the only ones there. Different gates had different experiences. Last ones out were the paratroopers
did they have ammo or was it more like black hawk donw? also perhaps some secret commandos wwere theere too to secure the last flight=?
I only keep seeing videos and things made from the marines perspective I think someone needs to get with the 82nd and also get there view of how things happened
"Escape From Kabul, an HBO original documentary featuring never-before-seen footage and exclusive interviews from Afghan citizens, U.S. Marines, and the Taliban during the 2021 withdrawal" - the height of predictability if the British are not included here.
Dude the US Army isn't even included and the Army's 82nd Airborne and 10th Mountain led the op. It's just Marine PR man, they spend a lot of money making sure everyone thinks "US Marine" = the face of American warfare.
Why did they only focus on Marines? What about the 82nd🤔.
Cuz marines better
@@IHazReach69
82nd last out bruh covering the Marines
@@craigmcguire6573 Ain’t Real Marines Yet
I hope this gets nominated for an Oscar
Not with leftists around
@@adog7787 Reeee leftist ruin my life!
@@adog7787 is HBO leftist?
@@adog7787 aftern seeing all this also u think leftists and righists care abt u?
Both democrats and republics wer president when the US established its base in Afghan…we had to escape from there some or the other time..
Every time I watch this trailer, I get chills
And after watching the doc in full... Word to the wise... Learn your history or be condemned to repeat it
I was there till the end of August 2021 those first weeks of collapse were the darkest days of my life, i don't think it will be healed ever. Dream of 20 years of hard work and it just shattered in a matter of seconds.
After leaving, America stopped its aid towards Afghanistan shows that America was there for its own ambitions which it LOST and had no sympathy for the people of Afghanistan.
America is responsible for the misery of Afghan people, it is you who interfere everywhere and start wars.
I watched this and wow. Very informative & heartbreaking documentary. Highly recommended.
August 30 2021-Historical day for Afghanistan
"That was 3 to 4 days ago"
Haha! That statement always cracks me up.
what about Escape From Saigon ?
This is tragic on so many levels and for so many people.
Jared Diamond book- Collapse. 20 years and they can’t without America. Crazy. So sorry our soldiers had to be there.
Just pirated this, what an amazing documentary.
based
You can thank a certain old person in the office for this!
Yea, Trump for releasing the Taliban fighters because his ego couldn't handle that he lost the election
As a afghan I dont think I can watch this documentary. That day and the 3 months prior to it has given me nothing but PTSD. It felt like I lost my whole world each passing day, and on 14 of august I lost my home. This trauma cant be healed any time soon.
traitor
10th MTN DIV 4-31 INF
I remember it like yesterday. Hopefully this sheds light on what we all went through.
Why am I just now seeing this in my recommendations?...
Title should be "Running away like scared chickens." 🤣🤣🤣
I'm sure you would stay to hang out with the Taliban, tough internet boy
More like “The Graveyard of Empires”
This doc was incredible.
I don’t regret us leaving. I just regret how it happened.
That pretty much sums it up
"President Ashraf Ghani preferred to hand over the government and power to his Pashtun brother rather than to other ethnic groups, and the United States also collaborated with him in this regard. Now, all the people who were killed in Afghanistan and the inhumane restrictions imposed on the people of Afghanistan are of no concern to anyone."
War...War never changes.
I hope they show how panicked other Countries were. I watched different Countries caravans to rescue their people from Embassies & surrounding area. I believe we lost respect from other Countries because we left their people there too. Heck we were leaving Americans behind rescuing Afghanistans first. Unbelievable. Thanks to Glenn Beck who sent a rescue plane to bring Americans home before airport was shut down.
Look's good Battlestate game's cant wait.
Where can i find this Documentary???? Can you send me a Link??? This Documentary is 1 hour and 11 minutes long.
This breaks my heart
Nobody cares 🤣
@@purestan4263 you clearly care, so much so you comment
why your heart didn't broke when you people invaded the country
I hope they cover the Marine that spoke up and risked his family.
Wow so excited to see this and hear the stories from those who experienced it. Such a tragic mess.
Looking forward to this
Where to watch the complete documentary???
Escape from Kabul, it is where American PMC vs Taliban vs Scavs battle in the city of Kabul after a disastrous American withdrawal. Your mission as a PMC is to recover American intelligence abandoned after the withdrawal.
man it makes Escape From Tarkov to sound real
I do hope HBO will do justice.
*This film better be dedicated to the Brave Mujahideen Fighters of Afghanistan*
👍👍😂😂😂😂😂
Will this documentary be available in Poland? I do have HBO Max. Is there a reason for country blocking?
"The goal is to use Afghanistan to wash money out of the tax bases of the US and Europe through Afghanistan and back into the hands of a transnational security elite. The goal is an endless war, not a successful war".
- Julian Assange
Mission Accomplished
What was it, like 3 trillion missing?
I was in HKIA during the UKs withdrawl, in june 2021, and then back in august for the evacuation, getting the daily J2 briefs prior to the fall, and it was constant taliban advances, then they took the town of Katah Kheyl and completely encticled Kabul, that was the sign, we started destroying anything we couldnt take, containers full of radios, nightvision googles you name it, we destroyed it, an utter shambles. Returning for the evacuation was nothing short of chaos, the top brass had no perception of the situation on the ground and we were mostly a law unto ourselves, there was no time to ask higher for permission, it was down to local command.
Lets go Brandon
Afghan war was a republicans war from the start. Republicans started this war, the democrats ended it
This was a civilization ending event for Afghanistan, not that the country won't survive as it has for thousands of years, but it just checked out of the 21st century.
It is one of the most peaceful and corruption free country of the world right now which has got ridden off from corrupt system imposed by invaders and controlled by drug mafias and tribal ward lords.
where are the international sanctions, for the occupation of Afghanistan, the destroyed economy and hundreds of thousands of deaths of ordinary Afghans. Oh, the USA did it, so they can.
For the Marines thinking that this was going to be an easy operation, they did not learn from the lessons of history. They should have been made to watch tapes of the evacuation of the U.S. Embassy during the end of the Vietnam war, otherwise known as operation Frequent Wind. This would have prepared them and have given them a better understanding of what they would expect to come.
Rule No 1.Never invade a people who never fear death nor care about material objects
You went there in your "war on terror" and suffered must you now blame Afghanistan for defending their lands?what about the Afghanistan people that died why aren't your "hearts going out to them"too?because in the story you concocted you are the heroes,and they are the bad guys even in their own countries.
My family helped in taking down the black hawks in Somalia and I swear I am so proud of them
Where can I watch this
Fortunate to have all my friends who served there come home alive. Total waste of lives to have stayed longer than Bin Laden's life. Afganistan continues to live up to its moniker of "Graveyard of Empires
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Anyone know how I can watch this in the UK? Thanks
I was in this worst time ever
You should’ve stayed home instead of killing people in theirs, for politicians who don’t care about you.
Sending my love and prayers!
Can anyone help me? where can I see this documentary at this time (HBO Streaming dosnt work in Germany)
Try using a VPN
Hbo beat netflix first on this one
Hey HBO why is this not on HBO max Latin America?
I just watched it...This really gives you an up an close of what happened. First off, thanks to our military, the Marines did the very best under horrible conditions! You can hold your head up an be proud ! Heart goes out to the Afghans and hope the best for those that are in America an those still in Afghanistan.
To our American Leaders, especially Joe Biden. What a cluster flock. After 20 yrs you couldn't plan a better exit strategy ? This set the stage for what has been nothing but a disgrace of administration ! God help us all !
We had to get out of there…noone coulr predict the afghan giv wud just run away after we invested so many resources…afghan in itself has been a failure over the 20 yrs…we r lucky we finally escaped from that place rather than continuing the stay there
@@souravdatta9990yes, they coul predict. Open your eyes,our Taliban controlled most of Afghanistan for years and were gaining ground and support rapidly which is why the US had to negotiate the Doha deal for safe passage out of Afghanistan. We hated u US and NATO foreign invader terrorists and your Afghan puppets and majority of us Afghans support Taliban and our Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan government and security forces now. Taliban rolled through Afghanistan peacefully in days, and got heros welcomes as they rolled through Afghanistan. In most areas ex-ANA were being attacked by civilians when they heard that Taliban were on their way and in Khost, civilians were geared up to fight the CIA-trained rabid KPF alongside our Taliban heros. August 15th 2021 was the happiest and best day of majority of us Afghans lives when our Taliban regained power and Afghanistan for us, and our freedom from the US and NATO foreign invader terrorists and their puppets
that was the point. both to bait others into thinking the us is weak and launchign their thing. and to leave weapons with the towl heads so we can do war in the future. and because that segment and those people just are that incompetent. fun times. search smedley butler.
How to watch the full documentary here can any one help please any link
Such a failure on the president and his team during this time.
Doesn’t matter what pres it was they would of received the same intelligence that the afghans would resist the taliban for 6 months but obviously it was to correct.
When will this movie be released?
99% of the Afghans evacuated faced no real danger they just saw an opportunity to get out for free
Yea. They hated us being there mostly so...
We should have never been there in the first place. To paraphrase the Taiwanese foreign minister.."If you aren't prepared to defend yourself, how can you ask others to defend you?" Our men and women in the armed forces did a noble thing for a hopeless situation. It was never going to end well for the Afghan people.
You are wrong. Study the Korean War. If your logic were applied there, South Korea (ROK) would be enslaved under communism. All the Afghans needed was our support. Not a single US servicemember perished in the last 18 months of the "war." Until we cut and ran. The Korean War is our longest war and still hasn't ended. In case you didn't know. By the way, my son served in Afghanistan. And I served elsewhere. If you think Taiwan is going to fight without our help you are misguided. Do you have any idea how much money we have spent in the Ukraine... before that war even started? They've been greeting our help for ten years and still are. I am sorry our news media hasn't kept people like you better informed. I don't blame you for not understanding.
The withdrawal could have been done better. But when you have President Dingbat in charge, this is the outcome
Trump's plan that President Biden was advised from his joint chiefs to follow through with.
Yep, gotta love Trump's eagerness to get an easy win with the Afghan withdrawal and his "amazing" negotiations with the Taliban leadership.
And, true to form, when it goes badly he projects his own failings and inadequacies on others, particularly those having to clean up his messes.
True leader of the free world, right there...
This was trumps plan lol
@@guhv1386 trump signed it. Whoever was incharge of operating the evacuation is held accountable. I don't like biden but your pointing wrong fingers.
@@harth3432 actually the exact opposite of what you said should be true. The President is the commander in chief, the buck stops with him. If President Trump had a bad plan for the withdrawal from Afghanistan, then the current President should not have gave the order. Liberal logic never stops to amaze.
Marines response from the suicide attack was horrendous.
the Taliban special forces saying to each other " look professional we're on video" while trying to breach and clear, is peak Taliban.
Is this documentary available on HBO MAX Brasil?
I value USA as a very important ally but it really pisses me off how they left Vietnam and how they left Kabul.
its like they were just there playing war games then leave the country in rubbles.
they are unreliable, powerful but unreliable. why leave your ally to the wolves.
with the world today, fighting against China, Russia, and Terrorists, there is no other country i would like my country to ally with as powerful as USA.
but it saddens me how they plan their exit strategy, its like hey buddy thanks for the local help, but im tired and done, you are on your own good bye.
The USA stayed for 20 years (some would call this a "decent amount of time") trying to build up a nation that did not want to be built up. 18 year olds were being sent to Afghanistan who were never alive when the towers fell. There was never going to be good outcome if Afghanistan couldn't abandon it's tribal roots and develop the ring road. Once the Taliban took over the government it was game over for the US. 20 years of men and women fighting for a country that did not want us there. What other outcome could there have possibly been? Bush, Obama, Trump... none of them could make any progress. At least Biden had the guts to end the needless sacrifice of American (and their allies) lives.
@@yarrkaplarr oh they were there to build a nation ? my bad i didn't know they had such heroic intentions.
How can I find the full video?
After watching this I can't believe what a disaster this was. This is Biden's failure. People should not forget it
We finally left. It was a decade overdue.
@@theslowevo9303 It's not that we left that was the disaster. It's how we left. If Biden had evacuated by May 2021 as originally agreed, then this embarrassment would not have happened.
@@jayowen7830 really? What would that have changed? You think this would have turned out better with even less planning?
@@josephk1342 I think it would have turned out better if Biden took the initial evac date seriously and invested the necessary resources to remove assets from the country before May 1 as agreed with by the Taliban, yes.
@@theslowevo9303 You are wrong. Study the Korean War. If your logic were applied there, South Korea (ROK) would be enslaved under communism. All the Afghans needed was our support. Not a single US servicemember perished in the last 18 months of the "war." Until we cut and ran. The Korean War is our longest war and still hasn't ended. In case you didn't know. By the way, my son served in Afghanistan. And I served elsewhere. Do you have any idea how much money we have spent in the Ukraine... before that war even started? They've been getting our help for over ten years and still are... plus billions since the war started. I am sorry our news media hasn't kept people like you better informed. I don't blame you for not understanding.
i definitely didn't think this was some unironic take on Escape From Tarkov at first...
RIP to the fallen soldiers who died because of Biden's incompetency.
Trump administration in February 2020 negotiated a withdrawal agreement with the Taliban that excluded the Afghan government, freed 5,000 imprisoned Taliban soldiers and set a date certain of May 1, 2021, for the final withdrawal.
And the Trump administration kept to the pact, reducing U.S. troop levels from about 13,000 to 2,500, even though the Taliban continued to attack Afghan government forces and welcomed al-Qaeda terrorists into the Taliban leadership
“I started the process. All the troops are coming back home. They couldn’t stop the process. Twenty-one years is enough, don’t we think?”
djt
lol hahhaha RIP to all the Afghans who died for no reason other than American greed.
@@futuro2 yes . So greedy, we made it so women could walk down the street without a man and not get beaten, and so greedy we made it so they could learn how to read.
@@futuro2 Blame the democratic party of America. It's like a tumor on our back that spreads to other nations.