Anti-Taliban Leader Sounds the Alarm- Flips On Biden

The recent events in Afghanistan have sparked widespread concern about the potential for a resurgence of radical extremism and terrorist attacks, not only in the Middle East, but also in the United States and Europe.

Ahmad Massoud, a prominent leader in the anti-Taliban movement and son of the revered Afghan leader Ahmad Shah Massoud, shared a chilling warning with the world in an exclusive interview with the U.K.’s Daily Mail. He declared that terrorism is on the rise and that America must be prepared for the possibility of attacks at any moment.

Massoud is well-known for his relentless efforts to combat radical Islam and the Taliban’s hold on Afghanistan, following in the footsteps of his late father who was assassinated by Al Qaeda just two days before 9/11.

In his newly released memoir, “In the Name of My Father,” Massoud emphasizes the dangerous void left by the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan in August 2021. He believes that this vacuum has created an opportunity for extremist elements to exploit and launch attacks not only in the Middle East, but also in Western countries.

The withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan in 2021 marked the end of a two-decade-long conflict that cost American taxpayers billions of dollars. This was a result of the February 2020 agreement between the Trump administration and the Taliban in Doha, Qatar, which required both parties to impose combat restrictions and ensured the withdrawal of all NATO forces in exchange for the Taliban’s promises to combat terrorism.

However, the Biden administration’s decision in April 2021 to withdraw U.S. troops without leaving any residual force allowed for the rapid collapse of the Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF) and the Taliban’s swift capture of Kabul on August 15th.

In his memoir, Massoud shares his lifelong struggle for freedom in Afghanistan and issues a stark warning to world leaders: ignoring the situation in Afghanistan could have dire consequences. He is not alone in this stance; United Arab Emirates Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan warned of the same potential in 2017. He predicted that Europe could see an increase in radical extremism and terrorist attacks due to a lack of decision-making and ignorance about the Middle East and Islam.

Massoud specifically called on President Biden to reassess U.S. policy towards Afghanistan and warned that the failure to do so could greatly impact global security. He criticized the current political situation for aiding the Taliban and creating a “numbness” in the West towards the ongoing events in Afghanistan. Massoud believes that the West is too preoccupied with other issues, such as the conflict in Ukraine and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, to fully understand and address the situation in Afghanistan.

Despite the daunting challenges he faces, Massoud remains determined in his mission to resist the Taliban and restore peace to his nation. He recognizes the dire consequences of ignoring the plight of Afghanistan and urges world leaders to take action before it is too late. As the world watches the events unfolding in Afghanistan, it is clear that their impact reaches far beyond the borders of the Middle East. The warning from Massoud and other leaders should not be taken lightly, as the safety and security of the global community could depend on it.

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