Ex-military leaders caution about Trump's threat to national safety.

Kamala Harris, the current Vice President of the United States, has received an endorsement from a group of retired senior military commanders. These individuals have come together to express their concerns over the potential return of former President Donald Trump to the White House. In a letter from the National Security Leaders for America, they make it clear that Harris is the most suitable candidate to serve as the country's commander-in-chief during these challenging times.

The document, signed by 10 retired officers, highlights the dangers that Trump's presidency poses to national security and democracy. The group praises Harris for her aptitude in addressing some of the world's most pressing defense and security challenges. They point to her efforts in rallying allies against Russia's invasion of Ukraine, standing with allies in the Indo-Pacific against China's provocative actions, and advancing US leadership in areas such as space and artificial intelligence.

The retired commanders also criticize the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021 under the Trump administration. They specifically mention a deal made between American and Taliban officials, which resulted in the release of 5000 militant fighters who were able to return to combat. According to the group, this approach hindered the Biden-Harris administration's ability to execute a smooth withdrawal, ultimately putting service members and allies at risk.

During the current presidential campaign, Trump and other Republican politicians have targeted Biden and Harris over the Afghanistan pullout. Trump even made a controversial visit to Arlington National Cemetery to honor those who lost their lives in the Kabul airport bombing. However, his use of video and images from the visit has been rebuked by the US Army for violating rules prohibiting political activity on the sacred grounds.

The withdrawal from Afghanistan marked the end of a nearly two-decade-long occupation by US and allied forces. This occupation was initially launched to destroy al-Qaeda, the terrorist group responsible for the 9/11 attacks. However, the Taliban's swift takeover of the country in August 2021 has raised concerns about the future of Afghanistan and the potential for it to become a base for anti-Western extremists once again.

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