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Vojtěch Gibiš wrote that Hegseth is likely to be remembered in history as the worst U.S. Secretary of Defense and described him as a great liar. He claimed that he offended three dozen countries whose soldiers died in Afghanistan in the interests of the U.S. He also recalled Nikolaj Martynov, Milan Štěrba, Radim Vaculík, Adrian Werner, David Beneš, Ivo Klusák, Libor Ligač, Jan Šenkýr, Jaroslav Lieskovan, Martin Marcin, Kamil Beneš, Patrik Štěpánek, and Tomáš Procházka. #historie #USA #obrana (translated)

Vláďa Foltán shared a statement from a man he called the best defense minister in the history of the USA. He stated that he served as a captain in Afghanistan and at the headquarters in Kabul, he saw 50 flags of countries involved in the NATO alliance mission and the ISAF mission. However, according to him, only about five countries were actually contributing to the mission, and by the end of combat operations, only one or two were involved. He added that soldiers jokingly interpreted the acronym ISAF as a claim that they saw Americans fighting. Foltán then ironically wrote that such an approach was a "superb way" to secure support from allies in the future, and he doubted that they would eagerly get involved again with such a grateful and loyal partner. https://t.co/JBjoHcewQQ #NATO #Afghánistán #vojenskáhistorie (translated)

The author wrote that 33K Poles served in Afghanistan and 44 lost their lives, alongside 457 British, 158 Canadian and 90 French soldiers, as well as soldiers from 31 other allied countries. They said allied solidarity should not be one-sided and that the memory of those killed should not depend on political circumstances. #Pamiętamy #Solidarność #Weterani #PL #GB #CA #FR

The author of the message presented Alistair Bunkall as a senior reporter and reported that he described the situation in Paris as "anarchy." It also indicated that Bunkall had covered wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine, and Gaza, as well as several international elections, and that he had won an Emmy with a team from Sky News. #Paris #Journalisme #Guerre #GB #FR #IQ #AF #UA #PS (translated)

Alexander Schaumburg said that women in Afghanistan may only be treated by female doctors, that girls are prohibited from attending school from the fifth grade onwards, and that women cannot become doctors or use medical facilities. He referred to the contradiction between these statements and reported that German leftists, Palestinians, and Islamists had demonstrated against a hijab ban in Azerbaijan. He added that he did not make this up. #Frauenrechte #Menschenrechte #Bildung (translated)

TE reported that the federal government has brought in another 16,000 Afghans and 5,000 people from other countries at the expense of the state. Migration will continue despite contrary assurances, TE wrote. According to the media, the figures were supposed to remain confidential; TE has published them. #Migration #Afghanistan #Regierung #AF #DE (translated)

The article referred to the information as "TE exclusive" and claimed that the federal government had brought an additional 16,000 Afghans and 5,000 people from other countries into the country at taxpayers' expense. Mass migration continues despite contrary assurances, the author wrote. The numbers were supposed to remain secret, it was further stated. #Migration #Afghanistan #Bundesregierung #AF #DE #其他 (translated)

The author recalled hearing, but never recording, a story about Angelina Jolie travelling to Afghanistan to build a school. They said corrupt officials and contractors took a share of the funds, leaving an empty school that was used for staged publicity, and that no one later questioned what had happened. #AngelinaJolie #Education #Corruption #AF

The author wrote that France was in discussions with the Taliban, whose regime it did not recognize in Afghanistan, with a view to expelling exiled Afghans that it considered dangerous. He indicated that La Cimade and human rights NGOs saw it as "a turning point." https://t.co/Vhc8Z3BrwY #France #Talibans #DroitsHumains #FR #AF (translated)

Roy Grinwis wrote that Sergeant Willem "Wim" Dijkstra died by suicide on October 11, 2006, at the age of 36 at Camp Holland, near Tarin Kowt in the Afghan province of Uruzgan. According to Grinwis, Dijkstra, who used his service weapon, was found by colleagues. Grinwis stated that Dijkstra served in the Royal Netherlands Army and was part of the Dutch contribution to the NATO mission ISAF during his deployment. He expressed his condolences to Dijkstra’s family, friends, and comrades and said that no assumptions should be made about the personal circumstances surrounding his death. Grinwis also called for attention to be given to soldiers who lost their lives during missions outside of combat. #LestWeForget #Veteranen #Herdenking (translated)

Monique X- Fluencer wrote that there were sick children in countries like Sudan, Nigeria, Afghanistan, and Kurdistan, and in countries where conflicts or wars were taking place. She accused Suzanne_GL of not caring about that and stated that Progressive Netherlands only valued white Islamic children in Gaza. She also claimed that racism and discrimination were very common on the far-left side of the political spectrum. #Racisme #Discriminatie #Oorlog (translated)

Hasan must face the death penalty, but to make his execution public and stream it? It is absolutely repugnant. Public executions are typical practices of oppressive dictatorships like Iran and Afghanistan. They should not exist in America. Among them is, for example, Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina who commented on X: "Hasan must face the death penalty, but to make his execution public and stream it? It is absolutely repugnant. Public executions are typical practices of oppressive dictatorships like Iran and Afghanistan. They should not exist in America." #DonaldTrump #ElezioniMidterm #PenaDiMorte (translated)

The Nord Stream trial in Hamburg, which begins today and charges a Ukrainian with sabotage, could significantly influence the political debate regarding aid to Afghanistan, particularly concerning the AfD's demands for a halt to support for Ukraine. #NordStreamProzess #UkrainischeHilfe #SolidaritätMitDerUkraine (translated)