Afghanistan Is evolving into a failed country and a civil war, in this civil war, such as Al-Qaeda Will flourish, the defense minister warned.
Ben Wallace Expressed his concern, which may once again pose a threat to the West.
“I am absolutely worried that failed countries will breed these types of people. Al Qaeda may make a comeback,” he told Sky TV.
“I think we are heading towards a civil war,” he told the BBC.
After 20 years of war in Afghanistan, the United States has withdrawn most of its troops, allowing Taliban The diplomats regarded this as a humiliation to Washington.
The Taliban controlled most of Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001. After attacking the United States on September 11, the Taliban were expelled for harbouring al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
The speed of the Taliban’s advancement shocked the Afghan government and its Western allies.
Mr. Wallace said that if the organization begins to shelter Al Qaeda, then “we may make a comeback.”
“We will step up our efforts to bring back those Afghans who have helped us, the United Kingdom, and the international forces in the past 20 years,” he said.
The Prime Minister said that we must remain realistic about British power or any power to impose military solutions.
He added: “Of course what we can do is to work with all partners around the world who share our interests to prevent Afghanistan from becoming a breeding ground for terrorism again.”
