Muhammad Daheem

North Atlantic Treaty Organization has made a deal with Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan to move its arms and ammunition out of Afghanistan north through Central Asia and Russia. A part of equipment is expected to go through Pakistani ports and by air. It is just possible America may avoid Pakistan and select alternative transit route.
Obama’s announcement to withdraw its forces from Afghanistan shows the signs of fall of American imperialism. Nato has already announced that it is withdrawing its forces from Afghanistan in 2014. Canadian government seems to be in a hurry to exit from Afghanistan. New Zealand is also keen to withdraw its forces from Afghanistan early. Australia would withdraw all its forces from Afghanistan by 2014. It has already lost 39 soldiers in Afghanistan. Its 249 troops have been wounded. Australia and New Zealand, though non-Nato countries, also joined the invaders to defend the cause of imperialistic forces but all efforts ended in a smoke. The collective force of coalition forces of 4 continents could not defeat the freedom fighters in Afghanistan. Australia, according to Guardian, has the 10th largest military force in Afghanistan. It has announced withdrawal of two-thirds of its soldiers from Afghanistan by the end of 2013.
Majority of the contingent will be pulled out from the international military base at Tarin Kowt after its closure in Uruzgan province. According to Stephen Smith, the Australian Defense Minister, about 1,000 of the 1,550 Australian troops in Afghanistan would be withdrawn during 2013. The prolonged war is unpopular among the masses in Australia Britain has recently opened an embassy in Kyrgyzstan for the first time while it already keeps an embassy in Tajikistan. A British Ministry of Defense Study says that Afghan war is “unwinnable in military terms.” The frustrated British forces are trying to “impose an ideology” foreign to the people of that region. The stage, after the failure of the imperialistic forces in their mission, is already set for the reduction of the British troops.
Obama has unveiled plans to accelerate the US military withdrawal from Afghanistan. The United States of America would withdraw 34,000 soldiers out of 66,000 thousand from Afghanistan within a year. American objective is to withdraw almost all combat troops by the end of 2014.
Obama’s announcement to withdraw half the US force in Afghanistan shows his intention to save his skin prior to a long-term defeat. Nonetheless, the White House claims that it would continue to support puppet regime of Afghanistan.
It is presumed that war in Afghanistan will be over by the end of the next year. American and Nato forces are leaving Afghanistan after receiving severe shocks in the vast battlefield and unbelievable financial losses during last eleven years.
The White House is in a hurry to get rid of this war. A large number of Americans died in war. Several committed suicide. Several thousand soldiers have been wounded since Bush launched the US assault in October 2001. It is not surprising that majority of the Americans have grown weary of the war. It is almost certain that freedom fighters will occupy the land soon after the departure of the American and Nato forces. Not to talk of past, even present and future seem to be on the Afghans’ side.
It is now merely a matter of the pace of the withdrawal. America now wants to withdraw a big number of troops in a short span. America’s final plans are still uncertain and of dubious nature. As a matter of fact Obama does not have a clear strategy for Afghanistan for the future because of its failure in that part of the world. Nonetheless, the White House wants to make show of its presence in Afghanistan with a symbolic number of soldiers. It seems to be almost impossible.
American and Nato forces’ morale is already at its lowest. They are impatiently waiting for the final withdrawal schedule. Finally, the old wolf has lost its teeth to wage a war against the people of Afghanistan. It is finalizing withdrawal at a large scale because of the complexity of the situation. American generals want that their presence in Afghanistan should be felt one way or the other. It should be between 15,000 to 20,000 soldiers. Obama, on the other hand, is thinking to withdraw all its forces from this region for good, without leaving behind even 3000 troops.
It seems that the US will accelerate drawdown of its forces in the summer and fall. The puppet regime in Kabul is still negotiating agreement with American and Nato forces.
According to American plan “fewer than half of the 66,000 U.S. troops will remain in Afghanistan next year for advising and training Afghan troops.” Out of about 800 U.S. and Nato bases 600 have already been shut down or handed over to the puppet regime in Afghanistan. It is obvious that foreign invaders are “attempting to support a corrupt and unpopular central government” against freedom movement.
These freedom fighters have strong support of the public and safe havens to fight against the foreign invaders for years and years to come. The war-torn country has serious financial problems with no economic base.
The fall of the present puppet regime of Afghanistan seems to be imminent just after the invaders return from Afghanistan. The invaders are risking their lives “in pursuit of an unachievable objective.” The war in Afghanistan will be over by the end of 2014. Nonetheless, the US claims that it will continue to train and assist so-called Afghan troops.
It seems that Afghanistan after a short span of chaos will be a sovereign state in 2015 and it will be in control of the militants. Militants are strengthening their position in Afghanistan. They are hardly 25 kilometers away from Kabul and are in a position to attack Kabul easily. The invaders’ efforts are to support and give training to the present corrupt and puppet regime and its troops.
Several Afghan citizens have accused the American and Nato forces for torturing and killing civilians. Ironically, Karzai has blamed the U.S. and Nato forces for “trying to forge an agreement” against political opponents.
Obama says that the US has “turned the tide of war” in Afghanistan. Similar type of rhetoric was used by Nixon when America was facing defeat in Vietnam. Majority of the Americans are against the war in Afghanistan. For more than a decade Americans have been watching the American rulers involved in a futile war in Afghanistan.
The imperialistic forces gave it the name “War on terror” and attacked Afghanistan. Then Obama and his team gave it the name “war of necessity”. Finally, after losing large number of troops, suffering huge casualties and financial losses they say, “It is the US’s forgotten war.”
Americans have wasted billions of dollars in Afghanistan. It is now acknowledged throughout the world that Afghan “war was unwinnable from the beginning.” It is almost certain that freedom fighters will be in power after the departure of the invaders. Americans are speeding up their withdrawal to avoid further losses.
The puppet regime depends upon imperialistic forces for artillery, air support and intelligence information. About 66,000 American forces, struggling for their temporary survival, may start leaving Afghanistan in spring and summer, rather than in the fall. History tells us that Afghanistan is the graveyard of the great empires. It has kept its reputation up to the mark.

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