AFGHANISTAN RAGES AGAINST UNITED STATES

AFGHANISTAN STEP DOWN AGAINST US

Afghan President has expressed extreme anger towards the United States as it prepares to end its 13 years war in Afghanistan, intensifying his criticism in his final months in power. Karzai has taken an increasingly antagonistic view of the US role in Afghanistan, despite formerly being a close all and accepting billions of dollars in aid since he took office after the fall of the Taliban regime in 2001.  

The president who will stand down after elections on April 5, lashed out at the US government and described Al-Qaeda, the Islamist militants behind the 9/11 attacks as more a myth than a reality. To the American people given them my best wishes an my gratitude to the US government give them my anger my extreme anger, Karzai the Washington post in an interview on Monday.

But there was no immediate response from the US embassy in Kabul, but relations between  the two countries have plunged to a new low as the final 55000 US-led NATO troops prepare to head home and Karzai enters his final months in office.

The Afghan president made a surprise decision late last year not to sign an agreed deal that would see 812000 US troops stay in Afghanistan after this year on a training an counter-terrorism mission.

It is good for them (the US) to sing it with my successor, he said in an interview Karzai vented his fury over civilian causalities caused during the war against the Taliban, who had sheltered al Qaeda while in power in Kabul from 1996-2001.

Why is American here? I cannot answer for America. The American president says they are here to fight extremism and terrorism and to secure America.

If they way toward securing America is raiding Afghan homes, fighting in Afghan villages well that will  not secure America. 

Afghan president refusal to sign a security deal with Washington that would permit foreign troops to stay in Afghanistan beyond this year has frustrated the White House, and President Obama has told the Pentagon to prepare for the possibility that no US troops will be left in Afghanistan after 2014.

Obama told Karazi in a phone call on Tuesday that he had given the order to the Pentagon. The Phone call was  the first substantive discussion between the two leaders since June.

But staking out a new position, the White House said in a statement it would leave open the possibility of concluding the bilateral security agreement later this year. It is  good for them to sign it with my successor.

On the other hand, The NATO-led force in Afghanistan has a current strength of more than 50000 soldiers including 33000 US troops, more than 34000 coalition forces have been killed in the fight against the Taliban including US troops.

While Afghanistan’s police and army are seen as having made big strides in their remain about whether they can keep a still – potent Taliban at by, especially in remote areas.

It is also stated by the Afghan leader that he was deeply troubled by the war’s causalities, including those in US military operation and felt betrayed by what he described as an insufficient US focus on going after Taliban sanctuaries in Pakistan rather than in Afghan villages.