Trump crosses his finger in the past Admin’s handling of Afghanistan as he praises the owner of the Panthers team
President Donald Trump He shot about Afghanistan in past administrations as he welcomed Florida Panther in the White House to celebrate their title Stanley Cup.
Panters They were the first team to visit the White House in Trump’s second term of the President.
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The president spoke highly about Vincent’s team owner before letting him say a few words about his team who won a Stanley Cup in an epic series of seven games against Edmonton Oiler. Trump called Violo “real champion” who loves the army.
“He’s a real champion in everything he has ever done. He loves the army,” Trump said. “The first thing he did, I see him,” you have to do it with the army. You have to move them here. You have to say … “Gives me all the instructions. You love the army.
“You know, we should have you in Afghanistan instead of the characters we had. It would prove a little different.”
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The US attacked Afghanistan in 2001 after September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the hope that they would overthrow the Taliban and find USAma bin Laden.
While the US finished their draw from Afghanistan, the suicide bombers launched an attack on Abbey Gate Hamid Karzai International Airport. Thirteen US service members They were killed together with 170 Afghan civilians.
In Trump’s first administration, Viola ran for the US army secretary before receiving from consideration. The businessman of the billionaire attended the American Military Academy in West Point and eventually served in 101. Airline Division at Fort Campbell.
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Viola purchased the team in 2013, and the team played the playoffs six times, including five straight from the 2019-20 season to 2023-24 season. The 2023 team made the finals of Stanley Cup just to lose to Vegas Golden Knights in five games.
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