According to reports, Biden is considering extending the deadline in Afghanistan, but the Taliban will not agree

In order to fully evacuate Americans and Afghan allies from Afghanistan, the President of the Democratic Party Joe Biden According to reports, it is considering extending the originally set deadline of August 31 to completely revoke American armies Go abroad. A government official told Reuters that he is expected to make a decision on Tuesday.

However Taliban It has been stated that it has not yet received a notice of possible extension and will not approve the extension.

Taliban spokesperson Suhail Shaheen told Sky News in a recent interview: “If they extend it, it means they are expanding the occupation.” “This will create mistrust between us. If they intend to continue the occupation, it will cause reaction.”

Shaheen said that if the United States stays after August 31, it will cross the “red line.”

But the White House National Security Advisor Jack Sullivan It told reporters on Monday that the United States does not need the Taliban to agree to stay longer in the country.

“Ultimately, this will be the president’s decision, not anyone else,” Sullivan said.

Two officials told Reuters that they expected Biden to continue to evacuate after August 31.

British Prime Minister Boris and French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian both said that it may be necessary for the US military to stay longer in the country.

This is a breaking news story and will be updated as more information becomes available.