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The Taliban rejected former President Trump's recent calls to retake Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, emphasizing Afghanistan's sovereignty and rejecting any foreign military presence, despite Trump's hints at possible negotiations for U.S. military re-entry.
The Taliban government rejected former President Trump's call to retake Bagram Air Base, emphasizing Afghanistan's sovereignty and rejecting U.S. military intervention, despite ongoing discussions and negotiations between the two sides.
The Taliban rejected former President Trump's call to retake Bagram Air Base, emphasizing Afghanistan's sovereignty and adherence to the Doha Agreement, while Trump hinted at possible US military action to regain the base amid ongoing US-Taliban negotiations and prisoner exchanges.
The Taliban have rejected former President Trump's attempt to reclaim Bagram Air Base, emphasizing Afghanistan's independence and criticizing U.S. commitments under the Doha Agreement, amid ongoing tensions over the base's control.
The Taliban government in Afghanistan rejected former President Trump's suggestion to retake Bagram Air Base, emphasizing Afghanistan's sovereignty and criticizing US interference, while Trump hinted at the possibility of the US military returning to the country.
U.S. President Donald Trump threatened that 'bad things' would happen if Afghanistan does not return control of Bagram Air Base, and did not rule out sending troops to retake it, amid ongoing tensions over the base's status following the U.S. withdrawal in 2021 and Afghan opposition to a renewed U.S. presence.
US President Donald Trump warned that 'bad things' will happen if Afghanistan does not return control of Bagram Air Base to the United States, which was taken over by the Taliban after the US withdrawal in 2021. The situation remains tense as discussions continue, with Afghan officials opposing a US military presence.
Taliban officials rejected President Trump's suggestion to regain control of Bagram Air Base, the last U.S. military site in Afghanistan, but indicated openness to political and economic relations, emphasizing Afghanistan's historical resistance to foreign military presence.
President Trump suggested the possibility of reestablishing a US military presence at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, criticizing the Biden administration's withdrawal and emphasizing the base's strategic importance near China. The idea remains speculative, with no confirmed discussions with the Taliban, who have dismissed the notion of a military presence but are open to further interaction.
President Trump indicated efforts to regain control of Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, emphasizing its strategic importance near China and suggesting potential negotiations with the Taliban, amid ongoing debates about US presence and influence in Afghanistan.
President Trump has suggested efforts to reestablish a U.S. military presence at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, citing strategic concerns related to China, four years after the U.S. withdrawal and Taliban takeover. The move is linked to broader geopolitical tensions and the desire to counter China's influence, though no formal plans have been confirmed.
Donald Trump expressed his desire for the US to regain control of Bagram air base in Afghanistan, citing its strategic importance near China, amid ongoing negotiations with the Taliban and broader US-China tensions over nuclear capabilities. The move would require negotiations with the Taliban, and while it has been discussed informally, no formal plans or congressional briefings have been reported.
President Trump has been secretly advocating for months to regain control of Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan from the Taliban, citing strategic reasons such as surveillance of China, access to resources, and counterterrorism, despite the 2021 US troop withdrawal agreement. The base's return could influence US-Afghanistan relations and regional security, but it remains uncertain whether negotiations with the Taliban are progressing.