The widespread resistance and non-surrender of the Afghan people to the presence of foreigners made the United States and NATO forces gradually realize that a military solution cannot bring stability and lasting peace to this country. The ever-increasing pressures caused by the loss of life, heavy financial costs and the decreasing morale of foreign forces in Afghanistan, along with the persistence and continuation of the war and jihad of the Afghan people, forced America to think of a political solution. These conditions led to negotiations in Qatar between American officials and representatives of the Islamic Emirate, which eventually led to the Doha Agreement, based on which the United States pledged to withdraw its forces from Afghanistan.

Rehmatullah Faizan/ America's aggression and crimes in Afghanistan go back to a long and turbulent period. It started with the attack of this country in 2001. The American military presence in Afghanistan started under the pretext of fighting terrorism and the Taliban and in order to stabilize and rebuild the country, but this long war was accompanied by many human and financial losses for the Afghan people.
Over the years, numerous reports of war crimes and military violations by US forces in Afghanistan have been published. Some of these crimes included the mistaken bombing of civilian areas, illegal killings, torture and ill-treatment of prisoners, and nighttime attacks on residential homes that claimed the lives of many innocent people, including children and women.
Also, the presence of the American forces and its allies led to the destruction of the country's infrastructure and widespread psychological damage among the Afghan people. According to human rights reports, many Afghans were displaced from their homes as a result of these actions and faced great challenges in their daily lives.
The crimes and damages caused the people of Afghanistan to rise up against the presence of foreign forces, especially the United States, and rush to the warm strongholds of Jihad.
The resistance and jihad of the Afghan people played an important and decisive role in forcing America to negotiate and eventually withdraw its forces from Afghanistan. Despite the advanced technologies and the powerful military power of the United States and its allies, the people of Afghanistan continued to fight against the presence of foreigners with perseverance, courage and resistance.
The widespread resistance and non-surrender of Afghans to the presence of foreigners made America and NATO forces gradually realize that a military solution cannot bring stability and peace to this country. The increasing pressures caused by the loss of life, heavy financial costs and the decreasing morale of the foreign forces in Afghanistan, along with the persistence and continuation of the war and jihad of the Afghan people, forced America to think of a political solution.
These conditions led to negotiations in Qatar between American officials and representatives of the Islamic Emirate, which finally led to the Doha Agreement in February 2020. According to this agreement, America pledged to withdraw its forces from Afghanistan.
Therefore, the jihad and resistance of the Afghan people not only showed their determination and determination to maintain their independence and freedom, but also caused America to finally give up on continuing its presence in Afghanistan and surrender to the negotiation table.
Yes! The history of Afghanistan has always shown that the people of this land have resisted foreign rulers and foreign influence. This country, with people who have a deep love for their land, has proven time and time again that the attempts of aggressors to dominate it always lead to failure.
Britain in the 19th century, the Soviet Union in the 1970s and 1980s, and more recently the United States and NATO all faced strong resistance and were forced to withdraw after suffering heavy losses and costs. It is the spirit and determination of the Afghan people that frustrates the attackers and forces them to retreat.
Also, people who rely on the position of power with the support of foreigners, rarely succeed in maintaining it; Because they do not have the legitimacy and support of the people, and generally after the fall of foreign forces, they also leave the scene. Afghans have always been proud of their independence and freedom, and this feature is clearly evident in the history of this country.