The general in the Afghan army has accused the United States of treason
The source of all his remarks was a peace deal between former US President Donald Trump and the Taliban in February 2020, to withdraw troops from the escalating tensions between the rebels and the Afghan government.
Sadat said President Ghani had also sold the country promising to the Taliban that they would make an agreement, becoming a party rather than a terrorist group.
In an interview with The New York Times, Sadat said his troops had begun to falter when Joe Biden announced that he was continuing Donald Trump's plan to withdraw U.S. troops and set a deadline for the Taliban to retreat.
He also criticized President Ghani for promising to protect the people when the Taliban took over the country's largest cities, and then fled two days later.
"It simply came to our notice then. Ghani's escape has marked a turning point in the negotiations on a memorandum of understanding and cooperation with the Taliban that would help us maintain the capital, Kabul, and help us control the migrants. "
"It simply came to our notice then.
Gen Sadat said the Afghan army was not the target of the Taliban's defeat because it was caused by the United States and that the Afghan government had abandoned them without giving them a line to fight.
He asserted that his confession had been obtained through torture, and that his confession had been obtained through torture.
Gen Sadat said the Taliban's victory was more of an international political victory than an Afghan one.
