Posted on Jul 2, 2021
Looters moved into Afghanistan's Bagram Airfield hours after U.S. troops left
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SSG Robert Mark Odom Same story... different Country.
"Dozens of looters moved into Afghanistan's Bagram Airfield just hours after U.S. troops vacated the airfield after a nearly 20-year occupation.
The district administrator for the town of Bagram, Darwaish Raufi, told the Associated Press that since the troops' departure was not coordinated with local officials, the airfield's gates were not secured. This allowed looters to unlawfully enter before Afghan forces could secure the airfield. "Unfortunately the Americans left without any coordination with Bagram district officials or the governor's office," Raufi said.
"They were stopped and some have been arrested and the rest have been cleared from the base," Raufi said while speaking with the Associated Press.
The looters raided numerous buildings before their arrests."
"Dozens of looters moved into Afghanistan's Bagram Airfield just hours after U.S. troops vacated the airfield after a nearly 20-year occupation.
The district administrator for the town of Bagram, Darwaish Raufi, told the Associated Press that since the troops' departure was not coordinated with local officials, the airfield's gates were not secured. This allowed looters to unlawfully enter before Afghan forces could secure the airfield. "Unfortunately the Americans left without any coordination with Bagram district officials or the governor's office," Raufi said.
"They were stopped and some have been arrested and the rest have been cleared from the base," Raufi said while speaking with the Associated Press.
The looters raided numerous buildings before their arrests."
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I wonder how many millions of dollars in equipment we left laying around when we split....
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