'Kleptocratic leadership'!: Stop Blaming us!
Ambassador for pakistan had written that the fall of Kabul was sudden and outrageous, but that it was not at all surprising. Approaching pakistan for alleged support to the Taliban, the ambassador of pakistan slammed US Congressman Michael G Waltz by writing to President Joe Biden, saying the united states must stop accusing pakistan of the fall of Kabul.
The U.S. evaluates that the loss of morale of the Afghan army does not hold the water, he wrote, "when Pakistan's 'military strategy' was responsible for the defeat of the 300 000 powerful Afghans, in spite of the army trained for so many years. The fall of Kabul demonstrated, he wrote, the futility of the US investment in the country.
"...I ask you to consider sanctioning pakistan unless they change course and do more to prevent the Taliban from using their regions at their borders to consolidate the firefights," said Waltz in august to Biden. pakistan has consistently said that it has no preferences in afghanistan and would work with any government in crisis. In a scathing letter, Khan wrote: "The united states, china and russia have also joined pakistan, and russia 'explicitly refuses every attempt to enforce a government through force.'
Khan wrote: "Whatever the quick collapse of the Afghan government, the futility of making more effort and more money to solve a military problem have proved to be futile. Khan wrote that despite the sudden and shocking fall of afghanistan, it was absolutely not surprising that the government of afghanistan had been steadily losing ground for many years. "Demoralised soldiers aren't fighting to achieve an early bolt of corrupt, sticky leadership," Khan said. pakistan has a Kabul embassy and its doors and borders are open to the Afghan people, according to the diplomat.