The Afghan army didn’t just fold: Having already sacrificed greatly, they chose to spare their country the costs of further war ...Middle East

Over the last few months and weeks, many U.S. officials have stressed that the U.S. gave the Afghan military everything they would need to win against the Taliban. They just had to use the training and equipment, the story goes. As President Biden argued on Monday, “the Afghan military collapsed,” he said, “sometimes without trying to fight.”

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