KABUL (Pajhwok): Former foreign minister and national security advisor Dr. Dadfar Spanta on Monday hit out at President Biden’s decision on earmarking $3.5 billion of Afghan reserves for 9/11 victims.
In a series of tweets, Spanta said he was feeling guilty before the people of Afghanistan for partnering with the US and considering Washington as Kabul’s friend.
“The USA is punishing Afghanistan once again and capturing Afghanistan's reserves. I feel guilty before my people and before the history of my country to have ever considered the US government as a friend and ally. May the . . .
