Re: [新聞] 美軍不告而別，惹怒阿富汗政府軍

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這篇很有趣都在笑美軍射後不理某太平洋島國也要當心美爹烙跑不過局勢這一兩天突然明朗了阿富汗沒了美軍保護塔利班政權開始往中國邊界進軍外交部長王毅昨天緊急升空去土庫曼等中亞國家商討對策還喊話說阿富汗不存在需要填補的權力真空笑死你中國無法像美帝一樣輸出秩序就承認塔利班叫你中國趕快投資幫忙重建你就乖乖簽支票話那麼多幹嘛啊笑死中亞有塔利班南邊有印度海岸有日美聯軍北邊則是趁你病要你割領土割闌趴的俄羅斯你中國不是很強？講話啊！爛東西不要臉窪地就是窪地等著被輸入秩序吧 ※ 引述《loveve5566 (PAVONEPOI)》之銘言： : 1.媒體來源: : 英國衛報 The Guardian : 2.記者署名: : Peter Beaumont : 3.完整新聞標題: : Afghan anger over US’s sudden, silent Bagram departure : 4.完整新聞內文: : 簡略翻譯摘要 : 上禮拜五7/2晚間，在巴格拉姆機場的空軍基地 : 阿富汗政府軍突然發現怎麼斷電斷水了 : 原本以為是塔利班打過來，沒想到是美軍全數撤離 : 美軍很替地球著想，關門前連水跟電都關了 : 在停電停水的時間，空軍基地慘遭洗劫 : 美軍因為怕塔利班在美軍撤退的時候攻擊美軍 : 所以瞞著阿富汗政府軍就偷跑了 : 阿富汗政府軍整個氣炸 : US forces shut off the Bagram airfield’s electricity supply and did not : notify the base’s senior Afghan officer when they departed on Friday, : prompting puzzlement and anger among Afghan soldiers there. : The airfield’s new commander, Gen Mir Asadullah Kohistani, only discovered : the Americans’ departure more than two hours after they left, he said on : Monday. : The fresh details of the American forces’ stealthy nighttime withdrawal from : the sprawling base near Kabul, where they had spent two decades, underlined : the uneasiness with which US forces sometimes regarded their Afghan partners. : “We [heard] some rumour that the Americans had left Bagram … and finally by : 7am we understood that it was confirmed that they had already left” : Kohistani told Associated Press. : “We did not know of their timeline for departure. They did not tell us when : they left,” added the commander during a tour of the evacuated and : now-looted base for journalists. : Kohistani’s account appeared to contradict a statement issued last week by : the US that its forces had co-ordinated their departure from various bases : with Afghan leaders. In response to Kohistani’s account, US spokesman Col : Sonny Leggett referred back to the statement. : With 3,000 troops under his command, Kohistani’s forces are far smaller than : the US military presence at the base during its heyday when Bagram resembled : a small, if heavily militarised, town with its coffee shops, sports : facilities, fast food chains and even a cinema. : Commenting on the capabilities of Afghan forces in Bagram, who are expecting : to be attacked by a resurgent Taliban, he added: “You know, if we compare : ourselves with the Americans, it’s a big difference. But according to our : capabilities … we are trying to do the best and as much as possible secure : and serve all the people.” : Within 20 minutes of the US’s silent departure on Friday, the electricity : was shut down and the base was plunged into darkness, said Abdul Raouf, a : soldier of 10 years who has also served in Taliban strongholds of Helmand and : Kandahar provinces. : The sudden darkness was like a signal to the looters, he said. They entered : from the north, smashing through the first barrier, ransacking buildings, : loading anything that was not nailed down into trucks. : “In one night they lost all the goodwill of 20 years by leaving the way they : did, in the night, without telling the Afghan soldiers who were outside : patrolling the area,” another Afghan soldier told AP. : The new details of last week’s secretive withdrawal under cover of darkness : came as Afghan authorities deployed hundreds of commandos and pro-government : militiamen on Tuesday to counter the Taliban’s blistering offensive in the : north, a day after more than 1,000 government troops fled into neighbouring : Tajikistan. : Fighting has raged across several provinces, but the insurgents have focused : primarily on carrying out a devastating campaign across the northern : countryside, seizing dozens of districts in the past two months. : “We are planning to launch a big offensive to retake the lost territories : from the enemy,” Fawad Aman, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defence, told : AFP. “Our forces are being organised on the ground for this operation.” : Troops and pro-government militiamen were deployed in the northern provinces : of Takhar and Badakhshan where the Taliban have captured swathes of territory : at lighting speed, often without any fighting. : The US announced on Friday it had completely vacated its biggest airfield in : the country in advance of a final withdrawal that the Pentagon says will be : completed by the end of August. : The statement said the handover of the many bases had been in process soon : after President Joe Biden’s mid-April announcement that the US was : withdrawing the last of its forces. : Before the Afghan army could take control of the airfield about an hour’s : drive from the Afghan capital, Kabul, it was invaded by a small army of : looters, who ransacked barracks and storage tents before being evicted, : according to Afghan military officials. : Kohistani insisted the Afghan forces could hold on to the heavily fortified : base despite a string of Taliban victories on the battlefield. The airfield : also includes a prison with about 5,000 prisoners, many of them allegedly : Taliban. : The militants’ latest surge comes as the last US and Nato forces pull out of : the country. As of last week, most Nato soldiers had already quietly left. : The last US soldiers are likely to remain until an agreement to protect the : Kabul airport, which is expected to be undertaken by Turkey, is completed. : Meanwhile, in northern Afghanistan, district after district has fallen to the : Taliban. In just the last two days, hundreds of Afghan soldiers fled across : the border into Tajikistan rather than fight the insurgents. “In battle it : is sometimes one step forward and some steps back,” said Kohistani. : The general said the Afghan military was changing its strategy to focus on : the strategic districts. He insisted they would retake them in the coming : days without saying how that would be accomplished. : Kohistani said the US left behind 3.5m objects, all itemised by the departing : military. They include tens of thousands of water bottles, energy drinks and : military ready-made meals. : They also include thousands of civilian vehicles, many of them without keys : to start them, and hundreds of armoured vehicles. Kohistani said the US also : left behind small weapons and the ammunition for them, but the departing : troops took heavy weapons with them : The Afghan soldiers who wandered through the base that had once housed as : many as 100,000 US troops were deeply critical of how they had left Bagram, : going in the night without telling the Afghan soldiers who were patrolling : the perimeter. : On Monday, three days after the US departure, Afghan soldiers were still : collecting piles of rubbish that included empty water bottles, cans and empty : energy drinks left behind by the looters. : 5.完整新聞連結 (或短網址): : https://bit.ly/3jOOGHp : 6.備註: : ※ 一個人三天只能張貼一則新聞，被刪或自刪也算額度內，超貼者水桶，請注意 : ※ 備註請勿張貼三日內新聞(包含連結、標題等) -- Sent from nPTT on my iPhone SE (2 Gen) -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 111.71.88.170 (臺灣) ※ 文章網址: https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Gossiping/M.1626137275.A.947.html

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