Meanwhile, coffins draped with the US, UK and French flags as well as NATO's insignia were paraded through the streets of Khost on Tuesday by crowds waving the Taliban's flag, hours after the final US plane departed. Sullivan has faced intense criticism and even calls for his resignation from critics who blame him for downplaying concerns from military and intelligence officials ahead of the disastrous US withdrawal.
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Sullivan insisted that any aid would flow through 'international institutions' and not directly to the Taliban, however the militant group is now in full control of the country's government and banking system. 'It's going to be up to them and we will wait and see by their actions how we end up responding in terms of the economic and developmental assistance,' he said. He also said that other forms of cash aid, including economic and developmental assistance, would depend on whether the Taliban 'follow through on their commitments' including to allow safe passage for Americans still in Afghanistan. US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan told ABC's Good Morning America that the US intends to continue sending health, food and other forms of humanitarian aid to the Afghan people. The Biden administration is considering sending economic aid to the Taliban, even as the militants hold mock funerals for American troops and NATO allies to celebrate the end of the 20-year US military intervention in Afghanistan.
Taliban commander boasted the airfield will now be 'a base for jihad for all Muslims'.Meanwhile Taliban leaders paraded at Kabul airport alongside troops decked out head to toe in western gear.
Thousands of people waving Taliban flags turned out to watch, after fireworks were let off in Kabul overnight.Coffins draped in the US, UK, French and NATO flags were paraded through the streets by the Islamists.Taliban 'victory' parades took place in Afghanistan today after the last US troops left the country overnight.National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said Tuesday that the US could send economic aid to the Taliban.Biden administration now considers giving Taliban AID if they 'uphold their international obligations': Marauding jihadis taunt West with mock FUNERALS for Allied troops as they flaunt billions of dollars of US hardware left behind
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