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President Trump Has Some Ideas About What to Do with Military Equipment Left in Afghanistan

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Former President Donald Trump is blasting President Joe Biden for handing over $85 billion worth of U.S. military equipment to the Taliban and failing to destroy it before withdrawing U.S. troops from the country on August 31. 

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"Never in history has a withdrawal from war been handled so badly or incompetently as the Biden Administration’s withdrawal from Afghanistan. In addition to the obvious, ALL EQUIPMENT should be demanded to be immediately returned to the United States, and that includes every penny of the $85 billion dollars in cost," Trump released in a statement Monday afternoon. "If it is not handed back, we should either go in with unequivocal Military force and get it, or at least bomb the hell out of it. Nobody ever thought such stupidity, as this feeble-brained withdrawal, was possible!"

The numbers on U.S. military equipment left behind are staggering. The Pentagon and White House are dodging questions about the situation and its consequences. 

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The Taliban is patrolling the streets of Kabul and executing Afghan soldiers in outward provinces with U.S. equipment. 

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