When US President Donald Trump met with British Prime Minister Stammer on the 18th at the Chekks House of the British Prime Minister's rural residence, he said that the United States was trying to reclaim Afghanistan's Bagram air base.According to the latest report by the US "New York Times", the Afghan government responded quickly to Trump's comments on the evening of the 18th, firmly rejecting the US military's proposal to return to Afghanistan's air base, but retained the possibility of improving bilateral relations through dialogue.

The New York Times that Afghan Foreign Ministry official Zakir Jalali wrote on the social platform X that ¡°Afghanistan and the United States need to engage in contacts when the United States is no longer in Afghanistan and can build political and economic relations on the basis of mutual respect and mutual interest.¡±

Jalali added, "Throughout history, Afghans have never accepted any foreign military presence. But for other forms of contact, (we) have always been open to them."

The New York Times noted that the other officials were less obscene than Jalali.The Deputy Minister of Information and Culture of Afghanistan, Farahi, published a verse on the X-Platform saying that ¡°those who had crushed their heads on the rock with us have not yet found peace of mind,¡± and the post ended with location information ¡°Bagram¡± and ¡°Afghanistan¡±.

During his first presidential term, Trump promised a full withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan by May 2021.After Biden took office in January 2021, the U.S. government completed the withdrawal from Afghanistan on August 30 of the same year and officially ended 20 years of military operations in Afghanistan.

The Bagram Air Force Base is located on the plains surrounded by the Hindu Kush Mountains, about 50 kilometers from Kabul, Afghanistan's capital, and covers 77 square kilometers.