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Interesting. You would think that more could have been done to demilitarize the equipment on the way out. Or maybe it was and they have 33 blackhawks with cut blades or missing critical modules.Not sure how accurate this is, I just found it on the internet, so take it with a grain of salt and check other sources:
The person that made that list is the same person that proved the CIA blew up the twin towers.Not sure how accurate this is, I just found it on the internet, so take it with a grain of salt and check other sources:
they don’t know how to operate elliptical, you expect them to be able to operate all this stuff?Not sure how accurate this is, I just found it on the internet, so take it with a grain of salt and check other sources:
www.bbc.com
Not as dumb as giving the Taliban a list of names (if it turns out to be true)
Odds are they put a gun to someone’s head to gain access.
ah. this makes more sense. Afghan army kit not US military.A little bit more credible ............
Afghanistan: Black Hawks and Humvees - military kit now with the Taliban
As the insurgents swept through Afghanistan they inherited an arsenal of US-made equipment.
It’s usually in Nevada ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I call BS. It's standard military procedure to disable equipment you leave behind. Has been forever.Not sure how accurate this is, I just found it on the internet, so take it with a grain of salt and check other sources:
www.thedrive.com
Both at war with ISIS and hate the USA, not surprising really.Al Qaeda Kingpin Resurfaces In Afghanistan Surrounded By Taliban Security
Amin Al Haq's reappearance under Taliban protection highlights concerns about the US government's remote counter-terrorism strategy going forward.
Don’t know how much truth this has. But if it is i guess the taliban Is aligning themselves with partners
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