The international media have focused on the first anniversary of the U.S. military withdrawn from Afghanistan. They believe that the negative impact of the US military's invasion of Afghanistan is still continuing, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responds

On August 19, 2022, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Wang Wenbin presided over a regular press conference

Oriental Satellite TV reporter: Recently, international media have focused on the first anniversary of the U.S. military withdrawn from Afghanistan and believed that the negative impact of the U.S. military invading Afghanistan is still continuing. What are the comments of the spokesman about this?

Wang Wenbin: Afghanistan has witnessed the evil results of the Poor soldiers in the United States. The United States had invaded Afghanistan for 20 years, broke a country, destroyed the future of a generation, causing the death of 174,000 people including more than 30,000 civilians, and more than 10 million people became refugees. Although the U.S. military withdrew Afghanistan, the negative impact of the United States invading Afghanistan was still continuing. Millions of Afghanians are struggling on the edge of death. About 3 million Afghan children out of school due to poverty, 18.9 million Afghan people are facing serious food shortages. The United States has an unswerving responsibility for this.

Afghanistan also announced the failure of the "democratic transformation plan" in the United States. The United States spent more than 2 trillion US dollars in the Ah War in the United States, more than 2,400 U.S. soldiers killed, more than 20,000 people were injured, but in the end, the US military's biggest defeat after the Vietnam War ended. "Kabul Moment" is comparable to "Saigon Moment". The American people also paid a high price for the war. According to statistics from relevant US public welfare organizations, since 2001, 114,000 US veterans have committed suicide, with an average of 18,000 people per day, and nearly 40,000 veterans have been on the streets.

"Kabul Moments" fully exposed the false faith of the United States respecting democracy, human rights, and the true collaboration of hegemony and bullying.

Although the United States failed in Afghanistan, it did not give up the policy of intervening and intervention everywhere. It still intervened in other domestic affairs under the banner of democracy and human rights, and manipulated the so -called "democratic confrontation authority" narrative to provoke division and confrontation worldwide. This will only make the United States a new and larger failure.

The international community should be vigilant, and jointly resist the United States' guise of democracy and human rights in the global turbulent and chaotic adventure, avoiding the tragedy of Afghanistan again.

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