Actress filmmaker Angelina Jolie has expressed anger over the decision to attract American forces from Afghanistan, which has caused the Afghan government to fall into the Taliban.
“Whatever your view of war in Afghanistan, we might approve one thing: should not end this way,” Jolie wrote.
He added: “Submit the idea of ​​the peace agreement between the Afghan government and the Taliban, which appears to cut and escape, and leave our allies and supporters in the most chaotic way, after years of effort and sacrifice, is a betrayal and failure may not be understood completely.
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Jolie, who has completed humanitarian work as a special envoy for the United Nations High Commissioner for refugees, said he was ‘shy’ from the way his country’s departure and felt the US had ‘reduced’ by events in Afghanistan.
“After all bloodshed and business and sacrifice and time, America does not seem to have the desire to plan this transition in a managed manner.
It will never be easy or perfect but better and safer.”
Jolie added: “As an American, I’m ashamed of the way we go.
It reduces us.”
The 46-year-old actress was also worried about women in Afghanistan because the Taliban was famous for persecuting women.
Angelina explained: “We lost leverage to influence what is now happening in Afghanistan.”
“We do not have a strategy to monitor and support women and civil society in Afghanistan, the Taliban have a history of targeting – forbid women from school, limiting women to homes, and causing brutal physical punishment, including public whip, in whichever felt to come out from the line.
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Jolie added that the withdrawal of Afghanistan has created “new refugee crisis, above the record of global displacement, with almost a quarter of a million Afghans displaced in the country since May 80 percent of women and women.”