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Top U.S General In Afghanistan On Biden’s Withdrawal: ‘I Don’t Like Leaving Friends In Need’

Hank Berrien
Top U.S General In Afghanistan On Biden’s Withdrawal: ‘I Don’t Like Leaving Friends In Need’
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The American general who is the longest-serving commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan expressed his concern about abandoning the country and leaving it at the mercy of the Taliban, saying, “I don’t like leaving friends in need. And I know that my friends are in need.”

General Austin Scott Miller was described by an Afghan military officer this way: “His reputation seems to be as solid here in the USA as it is in Afghanistan. In my country, people from all walks of life know his name and his compassion for a peaceful Afghanistan.”

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