President Joe Biden's administration releases a summary of after-action reports on the US' chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan that laid blame on his predecessor Donald Trump
The 12-page document acknowledged that the administration learned lessons from the withdrawal, and now errs on the side of"aggressive communication" about risks in a destabilized security environment.
The 12-page document acknowledged that the administration learned lessons from the withdrawal, and now errs on the side of "aggressive communication" about risks in a destabilized security environment. "Transitions matter. That's the first lesson learned here. And the incoming administration wasn't afforded much of one," Kirby said. Biden was left with a stark choice - withdraw all US forces, or resume fighting with the Taliban.'Deliberate degradation'
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