In a heated exchange the US president stood by the decision to leave the country after a 20-year campaign ended in mayhem
Joe Biden has claimed there was 'no way' US troops could have left Afghanistan 'without chaos ensuing' in his first interview since the Taliban stormed in.Shocking images and video emerged since the militants seized control on Sunday, appearing to show a group of people trying to get on board a taxiing US plane.
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