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US President Joe Biden said yesterday at his first official press conference after taking office that it was “difficult” for US troops in Afghanistan to withdraw until May 1. Following Biden’s announcement, the Taliban sent a warning to the US to withdraw from Afghanistan on May 1, as previously understood. In the statement made by the Taliban organization, it was warned that if the US military does not withdraw from the country by that date, the organization will continue its hostility against foreign troops in Afghanistan. The statement said: “We will have to continue fighting to defend our homeland and continue the armed struggle against foreign forces.” The Taliban also pointed out that a scenario such as the US not withdrawing on time would be a “breach of the agreement” that Washington made with the organization a year ago.
On the other hand, in the agreement signed during the term of the former president of the United States, Donald Trump, it was expressed that if the Taliban did not attack the soldiers in the country, the US military would withdraw from the country completely and gradually until 1 of May. . The Taliban, for their part, pledged to prevent al-Qaeda from taking hold in their territory and to initiate peace talks with Kabul, within the framework of the agreement in which they largely complied with their convictions.
