
Former US president George Bush criticises Afghanistan withdrawal, fears for women
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Former US President George W Bush criticised the Western withdrawal from Afghanistan and expressed his fear over the security of Afghan women and girls. Bush said the consequences of the withdrawal are going to be "unbelievably bad".
Former US president George W Bush criticised the Western withdrawal from Afghanistan in an interview with a German broadcaster released Wednesday, saying he fears that Afghan women and girls will “suffer unspeakable harm.” Asked in an interview with German international broadcaster Deutsche Welle whether the withdrawal is a mistake, Bush replied: “You know, I think it is, yeah, because I think the consequences are going to be unbelievably bad.”More Related News

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