Ashraf Ghani
World Leader
Ashraf Ghani was born in Afghanistan on February 12th, 1949 and is the World Leader. At the age of 75, Ashraf Ghani biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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February 12, 1949
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Afghanistan
Place of Birth
Afghanistan
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75 years old
Zodiac Sign
Aquarius
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The last commander of the Afghan Army's plot to defeat the Taliban... and his warning to the U.S. after troops withdrew and left a breeding ground for terrorism
www.dailymail.co.uk,
August 11, 2024
As Lieutenant General Sami Sadat stepped onto a C-17 military plane at Kabul International Airport on August 19, 2021, bloodshed engulfed the country he loved and had spent his life fighting for. Desperate Afghans surrounded the runway, trying to escape the Taliban and the inhumanity that would soon take over as Western forces left. The three-star general in the Afghanistan Army was exhausted, humiliated, quietly nursing a shrapnel wound to his neck and about to make the hardest decision of his life: To leave his homeland behind. Staying would have likely meant death for him and his troops. Sadat lays out his vision for his beloved country and gives a damning assessment of who is to blame for his its collapse in his book The Last Commander . His story is the inside account of how Afghanistan was cast aside, and the pivotal role the U.S. and the West played in its abandonment.
According to Franklin Foer's Last Politician, Joe Biden exploded while on vacation at Camp David, but Ashraf Ghani had left Afghanistan after Kabul fell to the Taliban
www.dailymail.co.uk,
September 4, 2023
According to a recent book, Joe Biden was on vacation at Camp David when Afghanistan's president, Ashraf Ghani (inset), fled Kabul. Biden erupted in rage. In a new account of the first two years of the Biden presidency, journalist Frankin Foer writes, "Biden exploded in indignation." Foer writes that Biden exclaimed: 'Give me a break!' The planned orderly departure of US troops into chaos, and Biden was confronted with the rapidly deteriorating situation and American criticism of his handling of the crisis on August 22, and laughed (left).
The Afghan refugees who supported the United States helped the US prosper. Advocates for 78,000 rebels who fled the Taliban have expressed skepticism, but there are still no long-term plans to keep them in America
www.dailymail.co.uk,
August 27, 2023
Since the Biden administration's chaotic removal, almost 78,000 refugees who served alongside the US military in Afghanistan have arrived in America. Most people are still in limbo two years after escaping the violent Taliban leadership to start new lives. Congress has yet to devise a long-term strategy for their stay, and advocates are getting frustrated. Their flight contributes to a long line of blunders during the evacuation, including a vetting process that enabled 65 suspected terrorists to reach the United States. Farzana Jamalzada has deep links to the United States' presence in Afghanistan, having served with USAID and former President Ashraf Ghani by the time she was 25. When news broke that Ghani had left in 2021, she was at the presidential palace. Both her husband and her husband were employed in the Interior Ministry, and under the Taliban regime, they knew they would have targets on their back.