Bolton considers U.S. troops withdrawal from Afghanistan as mistake, compares it to administration's decision on Nord Stream 2
U.S. National Security Adviser (2018-2019) John Bolton believes that the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan was a mistake and is as worrying as the U.S. decision on Nord Stream 2.
At the Yalta European Strategy Forum, held in the 2021 YES Brainstorming format in Kyiv on Friday, Bolton said that any mistakes of this magnitude have enormous consequences. He said that he is very concerned about the direction of the current administration, speaking about the will and the decision of the United States in a broad sense. Some people think that this is a model. Bolton believes that what was done, reflects part of the thoughts of Joe Biden's voters and what concerns the attitude to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
YES Brainstorming is a new format event for the Yalta European Strategy (YES) in partnership with Victor Pinchuk Foundation. The subject of the meeting is "Post-COVID = Pre-Disaster? Steps to Survival."
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Plane with evacuated Ukrainian citizens arrive from Afghanistan to Kyiv
09:46, 24.09.2021
159 Ukrainian citizens in Afghanistan want to return home – FM
11:58, 09.09.2021
Ukraine plans to continue evacuating Ukrainians from Afghanistan after Aug 31 – MFA
11:30, 31.08.2021
To date, it is planned to land three aircraft from Afghanistan to evacuate 360 people, including 80 Ukrainians – MFA
17:22, 28.08.2021
All Ukrainian citizens who express desire to leave Afghanistan evacuated – Yermak
17:01, 28.08.2021
LATEST
One dead, five injured as a result of enemy shelling in Vovchansk community - prosecutor's office
16:57, 18.05.2024
Traffic resumed near Ocean Plaza shopping center in Kyiv after damage to heating network – city administration
16:43, 18.05.2024
Reintegration Ministry on 80th anniversary of Crimean Tatars deportation: Russia follows this criminal practice
16:21, 18.05.2024
Air defense shot down enemy missile over Kryvy Rih district – regional administration head