LONDON: Some British military veterans from the Afghan war have taken their own lives because they were very destroyed by the withdrawal of LED troops A.S.
From the country and Taliban’s victory, the British Armed Forces Minister said on Monday.
The insult of Taliban lightning took over in Afghanistan after a 20-year war which cost hundreds of thousands of lives and at least one trillion dollars have disappointed veteran war.
England lost 457 armed force personnel in Afghanistan, or 13 percent of 3,500 international military coalition deaths since 2001.
“I know, unfortunately, there are soldiers in charge of Afghanistan, indeed a soldier who served on my last tour in Afghanistan, who has taken their own lives in the last week or more because of the feelings they have for what happened in Afghanistan, “said James Hearpey, a junior defense minister.
“It was very concerned and disappointing,” heeppey, who served in the British Army in Afghanistan, Northern Ireland and Iraq, told Sky News.
“That made me sick of my stomach stomach.” Hearpey, who reached the main rank before entering politics, said he heard the Taliban now control the entire Afghanistan but the situation in Panjshir did not change the big picture.
The British fear of returning the Taliban and the emptiness left by Western withdrawal will allow a guerrilla from Al Qaeda to get a foothold in Afghanistan, only 20 years after the September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States.
Some British veterans took their lives due to anger over the withdrawal of Afghanistan
