The Chinese media Xinhua has investigated the reasons for the US attack on Afghanistan and wrote that the definition of terrorism depends on the interests of the US and that Washington has always used terrorism for war and increasing its desire for power.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Xinhua quoted an Afghan expert and reported that the fight against terrorism to attack Afghanistan in the past 21 years was only for the sake of American power.
 
Xinhua wrote: In 2001, after the September 11th attacks, he invaded Afghanistan under the pretext of fighting terrorism and al-Qaeda and overthrew the Taliban government under the pretext of sheltering Osama bin Laden.
 
This Chinese media added: 20 years after this excuse, America hastily left Afghanistan and left the country with absolute poverty.
 
Najibullah Jami, a professor at Kabul University, told Xinhua: The definition of terrorism depends on the interests of the United States, and Washington has always used terrorism to fight and increase its desire for power, and has not really engaged in a battle with this sinister phenomenon.
 
Jami continued his speech and added: After 20 years of war in Afghanistan under the pretext of terrorism, we are now witnessing the presence of more terrorist groups in the country.
 
This analyst of Afghanistan issues continued: "The Americans attacked Afghanistan with the slogan of fighting terrorism, controlling the production and trafficking of drugs and rebuilding the country, but these claims had the opposite result and now with the increase of drugs and also extreme poverty in this country, we are witnessing the country."
 
He emphasized: The results of the American war in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and other regions of the world are known to all people and do not need to be explained.
 
This professor of Kabul University stated: "The presence of the United States in Afghanistan has only caused damage and the country's economy is collapsing, and we get our energy from neighboring countries, and the absolute majority of people live in poverty."