US Denies Reclaiming Bagram Airbase After Trump’s Remarks Stir Speculation | World News

According to Khamaa Press, he rejected widespread rumors that two senior American officials had returned to Afghanistan by US troops or regained control of Bagram Airbase, the country’s largest US military installation.

According to Khamaa Press, the authorities speaking separately from Washington rejected speculation as “completely unquestionable”.

A Pentagon source said, “There is no US military in Afghanistan,” he said, a high -level diplomat “is not a plan or negotiation to re -establish a military existence in the country.”
Divide comes after speculation at local sales points that claim that the inhabitants near Bagram in the Afghan social media and the north of Kabul have been evacuated by the Taliban. The rumors gained traction between internet interruptions and irregular communications in Afghanistan.
The reports were even fueled by US President Donald Trump, who claimed that his administration could negotiate with Taliban and Bagram.
“Now we talk to Afghanistan and we want it back and we want it back soon. If they don’t, you’ll find out what to do,” Donald Trump said when asked about the possibility of boots on the territory of Afghanistan.
Trump, Trump warned that in a social article, if they do not obey Afghanistan, “bad things will happen”. Trump warned in an article on real Social. “
The Bagram Air Base is under the control of the Taliban government after the US troops were withdrawn from Afghanistan in 2021.
Afghanistan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi strictly rejected US President Donald Trump’s calls for backing the control of the Bagram Air Base and declared that “even a meter of Afghan land would not be given to the Americans.”
The statement was made during a special interview with Tolo News. Afghanistan also made an official statement on Sunday, which re -confirms Trump’s latest statements and re -confirms the devotion of Afghanistan to a balanced, economic foreign policy for economy, based on the country’s Islamic principles.
Despite these public denials, speculation continued online. Some Afghan political activists claimed that negotiations could be held indirectly through third parties such as Qatar, UAE or Uzbekistan. However, according to Khamaa Press, no evidence has been provided to support these claims.