Comment: It's rather telling that these same people who were willing to work for the Americans during their war on their own country were rather quick to defect to ISIS. Note that there has been an uptick in attacks by ISIS on Afghanistan since US withdrawal, and it just so happens that chaos creation and overthrowing the Taliban is in line with the US agenda in the region: ISIS claims responsibility for deadliest attack on Afghanistan since US withdrawal
Also among those joining the ranks of ISIS in Afghanistan, or ISIS-K, are members of Afghanistan's US-trained intelligence service. "The number of defectors joining the terrorist group is relatively small, but growing, according to people who know these men, to former Afghan security officials and to the Taliban," The Wall Street Journal writes.
Though this is said to be happening in small numbers, and is described as a move out of desperation, it could be a huge boon to ISIS-K's capabilities, given US-trained intelligence members bring their expertise and capabilities with them to the terrorist group. Critics of the Biden's administration's Afghan exit fiasco have long warned that "left behind" US assets would be swooped up by terror groups.















Comment: It may be that some of those that defected did so under direction from their masters in the US: Pepe Escobar: Blowback: The Taliban target US intel's shadow army
See also: The Great Game in central Asia is over - and America lost
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