The United States lost again? That's right, this time it is not to lose the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan on the surface, but to lose on the hidden battlefield - intelligence warfare!
The U.S. military lost again? That's right!
Since U.S. President Joe Biden planned to withdraw troops from Afghanistan, it has had a strong impact on the extensive intelligence and covert operations network that the United States has established around the world in the 20 years since 9/11, under the pretext of a larger plan of action in the name of the global war on terror, using Afghanistan as a base to build an intelligence network covering Central Asia. In short, it is to rely on the power of the US military base in Afghanistan to ensure that the United States is convenient to attack any country around Central Asia! This is also the source of the instability in Central Asia and West Asia in the neighboring countries of Europe in the past 20 years!
These are not THE US military, so they have become "outcasts"
According to information disclosed privately and anonymously to the media by senior Pentagon officials, the current withdrawal plan includes the demobilization of hundreds of special operations forces who are not publicly recognized by the U.S. government but are known to be there, some of whom are directly undercover secret agents of the CIA and some of whom are fighters from defense contractors. And these people have a deep intersection with the local area, and once the US troops withdraw, it means that those who have been dismissed on the spot have become "outcasts". They were abandoned! The fate that awaits them can be imagined, either they will find a way to escape Afghanistan, and on the other hand, they may be liquidated by armed groups such as the Taliban.
Americans lose Afghanistan's perfect "springboard"
CIA Director Bill Burns also acknowledged this at a public hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee last week. "When the time comes for the U.S. military to withdraw, the U.S. government's ability to collect threats and take action will diminish," he said at the time. This is a fact. In fact, it was also a hidden "benefit" of the "Afghan war" that began with the events of 9/11.
Without 9/11, the United States would only be able to deploy U.S. troops or intelligence personnel in nearby countries such as Pakistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan, but the size and number of people would be greatly limited. Moreover, because the U.S. military needs to carry out cross-border operations at any time, approvals and advance diplomatic notes are problems. Therefore, these countries that are not first-class and friendly to the United States can only be regarded as secondary choices. In addition, even the Absolute Ally , the United Arab Emirates , where the United States has maintained a military presence for years , will require CIA paramilitaries, special operations forces, or drones to go a long way in any operation, adding to the risk and complexity of the mission. Therefore, Afghanistan is an "excellent springboard" for the INTERVENTION of the United States region.
Therefore, when U.S. troops withdraw from Afghanistan, it will become more difficult for intelligence agencies such as the CIA to find a suitable opportunity for intervention in Central Asia. According to U.S. military officials, it will be very difficult to maintain any "cross-horizon" counterterrorism capability if it is not close at hand. He noted that the withdrawal made these tasks "a very different issue" compared to previous years. In fact, it is said that the distance is too far and too long to reach.
The number of U.S. casualties is superficial
Moreover, the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan would mean that all remaining agency personnel who might work at the U.S. Embassy would also have to leave — pushing the human resource intelligence gathered in Afghanistan back into the pre-9/11 "darkness." Any intelligence is fundamentally "people", the U.S. military has withdrawn, the local secret agents have been dismissed, then the United States, no matter how skilled, can not detect the important details of the attack whispered between people and people, or other conspiracies and tricks in an online game that talk in code. These are the problems that Biden will face.
Biden faces another 911 threat!
In fact, this problem has existed in the Trump era. Pentagon sources familiar with the situation said the previous administration had struggled with the same wrong choice but could not determine a workable solution. If there were another Type 911 attack on the United States, it would inevitably come with political risks, and the sources confirmed that Biden "agreed to take that risk." That is to say, the possibility of another Type 911 U.S. disaster in the future increases rapidly as Biden orders U.S. troops to withdraw from Afghanistan. 911 again is not a paper issue, but a major issue that the United States must face next!
#U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan #拜登: Withdrawals from Afghanistan began on May 1 #