After reports on Biden’s plan to keep U.S troops in Afghanistan beyond the
May 1st deadline, which the Washington Post reported on Tuesday.

The United Kingdom has established plans to hand over control of the
academy in Kabul where British troops used to train Afghan soldiers, the
times reported.

Britain currently has 750 troops stationed in Afghanistan, the UK is
expected to nearly withdraw all of its troops from the country.

This comes as Washington Post: – President Joe Biden will withdraw U.S
troops from Afghanistan by the 20th anniversary of the September 11 2001
attacks on the Twin towers in New York.

According to the Washington Post, the Taliban vowed to retake offensives
on U.S and NATO forces in Afghanistan, so far it is unclear whether the
Taliban will practically implement their threats against US and
international troops.

US President Joe Biden is expected to announce his decision on Wednesday
in regards to troops withdrawal extension, Washington Post reported.

There are 2,500 U.S troops stationed in Afghanistan, the statistical
figure of the residing troops is not exact, but there are additional 7,000
Coalition and NATO troops in the country.

Soon after the US forces’ withdrawal timeline from Afghanistan was leaked
through the US media channels, the Taliban announced they will not attend
any conference on Afghanistan until the full withdrawal of the foreign
forces from Afghanistan is completed.

According to sources close to the Biden administration who have spoken to
the US media channels, the US forces withdrawal from Afghanistan will be
completed by 9/11, 2021 which will be officially announced by the Biden
administration on Wednesday.

Dr. Mohammad Naeem Wardak, a spokesperson to the Taliban group in Qatar in
a tweet has said that until the full foreign forces withdrawal from
Afghanistan, the Taliban group will not participate in any conference on
Afghanistan.