Donald Trump is expected to attack the president further Joe Biden Discuss the situation in Afghanistan at the rally this weekend.
The former president launched a violent attack on his successor in a statement this week.
The withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan was initially proposed under the Trump administration, but was later implemented during Biden’s term.
I have already asked how to deal with the subsequent questions Taliban Enter Kabul on Sunday.
Trump was the first to criticize the handling of the situation under Biden’s leadership.
A Newsmax article shared by Trump’s chief spokesperson Liz Harrington stated that he will continue to focus on Afghanistan at a rally in Alabama on Saturday.
Newsmax reported that a “knowledgeable source” said: “Trump will expose President Biden’s disaster in Afghanistan.”
According to Trump, Saturday’s rally will be held at the York Family Farm in Kalman at 7:00 PM Central Daylight Time (8:00 PM Eastern Time), and will open at 2:00 PM Central Daylight Time ( 3:00 pm EST) website.
Newsmax reported that this is expected to be the largest gathering so far since Trump left office.
In a statement issued on Thursday, Trump outlined a route he believes should be taken to leave Afghanistan-stating that the base should be “blasted to pieces.”
“First you take out all the American citizens. Then you take out all the equipment. Then you blow the base to pieces — and then you take out the army. You don’t do this in the reverse order like Biden and the general we woke up. Matter,” Trump said.
“There is no chaos, no death-they won’t even know that we are gone!”
Trump has also Advise Biden to resign due to developments.
Biden in recent comments Imply that “chaos” is inevitable When the U.S. forces withdrew from the country.
He said in an interview: “There is a way to get out without chaos. I don’t know how this happened.” ABC Wednesday news.
Before he Criticize the Trump administration, Implying that it signed an agreement with the Taliban, which put them “in the strongest military position since 2001.”
Biden said: “When I became president, I was faced with a choice-proceed in accordance with the agreement, postpone for a short time, let our troops and allies’ troops safely evacuate, or strengthen our presence and send more American troops to participate again. Fighting. In a civil war in another country.”
Weekly newspaper The Trump office and the White House have been contacted for comments.
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