The US left the taliban, $85B worth of military equipment.
Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 08:48
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The US left the taliban, $85B worth of military equipment.
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 09:02
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 09:32
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 09:39
Zmeselo lol, look at Talbian's Overnight fortune in Detail here. The amount of $$$$$$$$$$$ Taliban captured from America is CRAZY and unbelievable.
Watch: Taliban flaunt weapons, Dollars Dollars Dollars Dollars $$$$$$$$$$$$$ after US, IMF freeze funds amidst Afghan turmoil
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 10:01
This is what Taliban has got from neocolonialist America!!
Here is a breakdown of estimated vehicle costs:
«Armored personnel carriers such as the M113A2 cost $170,000 each and recent purchases of the M577A2 post carrier cost $333,333 each.
«Mine resistant vehicles ranges from $412,000 to $767,000. The total cost could range between $382 million to $711 million.
«Recovery vehicles such as the ‘truck, wrecker’ cost between for the base model $168,960 and $880,674 for super strength versions.
«Medium range tactical vehicles include 5-ton cargo and general transport trucks were priced at $67,139. However, the family of MTV heavy vehicleshad prices ranging from $235,500 to $724,820 each. Cargo trucks to transport airplanes cost $800,865.
«Humvees – ambulance type (range from $37,943 to $142,918 with most at $96,466); cargo type, priced at $104,682. Utility Humvees were typically priced at $91,429. However, the 12,000 lb. troop transport version cost up to $329,000.
«Light tactical vehicles: Fast attack combat vehicles ($69,400); and passenger motor vehicles ($65,500). All terrain 4-wheel vehicles go up to $42,273 in the military databases.
Here is a breakdown of estimated vehicle costs:
«Armored personnel carriers such as the M113A2 cost $170,000 each and recent purchases of the M577A2 post carrier cost $333,333 each. «Mine resistant vehicles ranges from $412,000 to $767,000. The total cost could range between $382 million to $711 million. «Recovery vehicles such as the ‘truck, wrecker’ cost between for the base model $168,960 and $880,674 for super strength versions. «Medium range tactical vehicles include 5-ton cargo and general transport trucks were priced at $67,139. However, the family of MTV heavy vehicleshad prices ranging from $235,500 to $724,820 each. Cargo trucks to transport airplanes cost $800,865. «Humvees – ambulance type (range from $37,943 to $142,918 with most at $96,466); cargo type, priced at $104,682. Utility Humvees were typically priced at $91,429. However, the 12,000 lb. troop transport version cost up to $329,000. «Light tactical vehicles: Fast attack combat vehicles ($69,400); and passenger motor vehicles ($65,500). All terrain 4-wheel vehicles go up to $42,273 in the military databases.Re: The US left the taliban, $85B worth of military equipment.
Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 10:15
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 10:56
Totally insane!
If their ilk manage to take over in Pakistan, they'll be a nuclear power.
If their ilk manage to take over in Pakistan, they'll be a nuclear power.
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 12:01
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 12:29
It's is not a mistake. They want to use taliban to destabilize china. They are hoping the taliban will harbour the uyghur terrorists. But from the looks of it china has caught up with their evil plan and has started bonding with the taliban.
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 12:37
You bet! That’s probably why the Chinese representative didn’t express any condolences to the loss of US lives in Kabul during his speech at the security council.
Weyane.is.dead wrote: ↑27 Aug 2021, 12:29It's is not a mistake. They want to use taliban to destabilize china. They are hoping the taliban will harbour the uyghur terrorists. But from the looks of it china has caught up with their evil plan and has started bonding with the taliban.
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 13:05
በUN ከባድ መኪናዎች ተጭኖ ዎደ ትግራይ ሊገባ የታሰበውን የአሜሪካ የጦር መሣርያዎች ባልተጠበቀ መንገድ በታሊባን እጅ በመውደቁ ሙክንያት በአሸባሪ ወያኔ ላይ ያስከተለው ብስጭትና ከፍተኛ ሃዘን ይህ ነው ተብሎ ሊገመት አይችልም። ጆባይደን ኡኡኡ ያስብላል! ዋይ ዋይ ዋይ ዋይ ዋይ 
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 15:20
I heavily doubt that the US has left 75000 vehicles, over 200 air-planes and helicopters, etc., in Afghanistan!
I don't think may people would buy this American fairy tale, exploited by political opponents.
I don't think may people would buy this American fairy tale, exploited by political opponents.
A top Pentagon logistics specialist.There is no clear record of the quantity and quality of military equipment left behind.
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 15:41
Pakistan has very few Nuclear war heads. It is a danger only to its surrounding countries. The US has the most nuclear warheads in the world. More than twice what the Russians have, With the Star Wars program in place, even the Russians become irrelevant. Space weapons is another area the US enjoy exclusively.
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Posted: 27 Aug 2021, 17:17
We need The record of 2017-2021 to make the final total.Somaliman wrote: ↑27 Aug 2021, 15:20I heavily doubt that the US has left 75000 vehicles, over 200 air-planes and helicopters, etc., in Afghanistan!
I don't think may people would buy this American fairy tale, exploited by political opponents.
A top Pentagon logistics specialist.There is no clear record of the quantity and quality of military equipment left behind.
