The U.S. troops withdrew sadly and the Taliban fired guns for an hour

Original title: the U.S. military withdrew sadly, and the Taliban fired a gun for an hour -- digital newspaper of Sanxiang Metropolis Daily
At 23:59 local time on August 30, a US C-17 transport plane carrying the last batch of US soldiers took off from the runway of Kabul International Airport and disappeared into the night. The longest and 20-year war in Afghanistan in U.S. history ended with the dismal withdrawal of U.S. troops.
Scene: after the withdrawal of U.S. troops, Taliban militants fired guns for an hour
There was no ceremony at the airport before the plane took off. Afghan Taliban spokesman zabi ula & middot; Mujahid then posted on social media: & ldquo; The last American occupier withdrew from Kabul airport and our country gained complete independence and freedom& rdquo;
After the withdrawal of U.S. troops, Taliban militants fired guns and celebrated for about an hour. Ruya middot, a 38 year old housewife; Sedic said: & ldquo; The war is finally over. Afghanistan has no reason to fight again. I hope my country will usher in peace& rdquo;
Kenneth & middot, commander of the US central command; Mackenzie announced at the Pentagon that the U.S. military has completed the task of withdrawing from Afghanistan, marking the end of 20 years of U.S. military operations in Afghanistan. Over the past 20 years, 2461 US troops have died and more than 20000 US troops have been injured in the war in Afghanistan, costing more than $200 billion.
Evaluation: USA & ldquo; Failed & rdquo;, The situation in Afghanistan is & ldquo; Human tragedy & rdquo;
The international mainstream media invariably use & ldquo; Failed & rdquo; Evaluate the war launched by the United States, just as Michael middot, former U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan; McKinley said that the domestic politics of the United States in Afghanistan and & ldquo; National Construction & rdquo; And other policies have failed.
Over the past half month, the evacuation operations of the United States at Kabul airport have been chaotic. The pictures of fleeing people chasing aircraft on the runway and Afghans clinging to the aircraft falling have shocked the world. German President Steinmeier said, & ldquo; The despair field at Kabul airport is a disgrace to western politics;, The situation in Afghanistan is & ldquo; Human tragedy & rdquo;.
Over the past 20 years, military operations in Afghanistan have caused more than 100000 Afghan civilians casualties and displaced more than 10 million people. The world bank said that in 2020, aid funds will account for 42.9% of Afghanistan's GDP and Afghanistan's economy & ldquo; Fragile and aid dependent & rdquo;. The United Nations World Food Program says its food stocks in Afghanistan are running out and it is in urgent need of funds to provide relief to the people. A political analyst Muhammad & middot; Daneshjo said, & ldquo; Afghans are disappointed with the United States because they have left only war, destruction and poverty& rdquo;
The UN Security Council recently issued a media statement calling for an end to violence in Afghanistan and the adoption of the & ldquo; Arab dominated, Arab owned & rdquo; The process of national reconciliation should lead to a peaceful solution and restore security and law and order.
■ according to Xinhua News Agency
Inventory
Violence addiction
—& mdash; USA & ldquo; Militarism & rdquo; Gene traceability
The 20-year US military operation in Afghanistan ended. These 20 years are just the latest episode in America's long history of militarism. Since the declaration of independence in 1776, the United States has been in constant war for most of the time, and its militarism is worthy of its name. In the final analysis, the United States is militaristic in order to maintain its hegemonic position.
1. Violent descent
American & ldquo; Violent blood & rdquo; It goes back hundreds of years.
European colonial Ship & ldquo; Mayflower & rdquo; After arriving on the North American continent in 1620, the then U.S. government not only did not recognize the citizenship of Indians, but incited the violent expulsion and bloody killing of Indians for hundreds of years.
According to the statistics of American researchers, from the end of the 15th century to the beginning of the 20th century, the American Indian population plummeted from 5 million to 250000.
2. Addiction to force
According to the statistics of research institutions, since independence in 1776, in its 240 year history, the United States has not participated in the war for less than 20 years. Since the end of World War II, the United States has been seen in most of the world's major wars or armed conflicts & mdash& mdash; From directly waging war to supporting proxy war, from inciting domestic rebellion in other countries to providing weapons and ammunition, training rebels, etc.
3. Harm others and yourself
A study by Brown University in the United States shows that in 2001 & ldquo; 9· 11” Since the terrorist attacks, the US wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and other countries have directly caused at least 800000 deaths and tens of millions of refugees; More than 7000 U.S. military personnel and more than 8000 U.S. employees died in Iraq, Afghanistan and other places, and countless people committed suicide due to post-war trauma.
In addition, the war has led to political turmoil, economic decline and the decline of people in many countries. In order to bear the huge war expenses, the US government had to borrow on a large scale.