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Biden presiona para completar retiro de Afganistán hacia el 31 de agosto pero ordena plan de contingencia

Líderes del G7 acuerdan mantener la colaboración para sacar a las personas de la forma ‘más eficiente y segura’

DULLES, VA - AUGUST 24: Afghan families pause as they walk to a bus that will take them to a refugee processing center at Dulles International Airport on August 24, 2021 in Dulles, Virginia. According to the U.S. State Department, between Sunday morning and Monday morning, 10,400 people were evacuated from Kabul on military flights and approximately 5,900 more people were evacuated on 61 coalition aircraft.  Joshua Roberts/Getty Images/AFP
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DULLES, VA - AUGUST 24: Afghan families pause as they walk to a bus that will take them to a refugee processing center at Dulles International Airport on August 24, 2021 in Dulles, Virginia. According to the U.S. State Department, between Sunday morning and Monday morning, 10,400 people were evacuated from Kabul on military flights and approximately 5,900 more people were evacuated on 61 coalition aircraft. Joshua Roberts/Getty Images/AFP == FOR NEWSPAPERS, INTERNET, TELCOS & TELEVISION USE ONLY == JOSHUA ROBERTS
Las familias afganas hacen una pausa mientras esperan un autobús para trasladarse a un centro de procesamiento de refugiados, en el Aeropuerto Internacional de Dulles, el 24 de agosto, en Dulles, Virginia. (JOSHUA ROBERTS/AFP)

Washington. El presidente Joe Biden dijo este martes que Estados Unidos quiere completar su total retirada de Afganistán el 31 de agosto y debe hacerlo rápidamente por el creciente riesgo de ataques terroristas.

“Cuanto antes terminemos, mejor”, manifestó Biden sobre el plan de evacuar estadounidenses, afganos y soldados de su país luego que los talibanes conquistaron el poder en Kabul. “Cada día de la operación aumenta los riesgos para nuestras tropas”, aseguró.

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