American soldiers in Afghanistan are “very likely to be attacked in the next 24-36 hours”: Biden-National Party

America president Joe Biden Said that the military commander told him about the attack on the soldiers still stationed there Afghanistan It will happen “very likely” within the next 24 to 36 hours.

The news came as the U.S. military began its final withdrawal after the United States carried out a deadly air strike on the terrorist organization ISIS-K, which was reported to have attacked Afghanistan on Friday night.

“I instruct them to take all possible measures to prioritize the protection of the troops and ensure that they have all the power, resources, and plans to protect our men and women there,” Biden Said in a White House statement posted online on Saturday.

“They assured me that they did it, and that they can take these measures while completing the task and safely returning our personnel.”

Biden promised to retaliate for the deadly suicide bombing at Kabul Airport. The U.S. military said it used drones to attack and kill two members of the Islamic State’s Afghanistan branch on Friday night.

Suicide bombing Killed 169 Afghans and 13 U.S. soldiers Thursday-same day Canada Announced that it will officially end the evacuation work in Afghanistan, Despite the promise of the Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau The federal government will evacuate Afghans who are in danger and residents who help Canadian military intervention.

The Canadian Ministry of Defense confirmed that its troops had withdrawn approximately 3,700 people from Afghanistan before ending the airborne mission.

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Biden said: “I said we would hunt down organizations that attacked our army and innocent civilians in Kabul, and we did it.”

“This strike is not the last. We will continue to hunt down anyone who participated in that heinous attack and make them pay the price.”

Biden said the United States sent another 6,800 people on Friday, bringing the total number of people evacuated from Afghanistan since August 14 to 117,000.

The United States is expected to withdraw all remaining 2,500 to 3,000 soldiers from Afghanistan before August 31, ending the longest U.S. war in two decades.

Biden faced fierce criticism for the move he announced in early April.

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— File from the Associated Press