By The FirstJoe Biden’s National Security Advisor admitted Tuesday that the White House is currently providing financial assistance to the Taliban as chaos engulfs Afghanistan following America’s disastrous withdrawal.
“We do believe that there is an important dimension of economic assistance that should go to the people of Afghanistan… We do intend to continue that,” said Jake Sullivan.
Joe Biden's National Security Advisor says that they are providing direct economic assistance to the Taliban. pic.twitter.com/B6xxhgW0dT
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