For the first time in the US Senate, President Donald Trump suffered a major setback. An offer against Trump's decision has been passed with the majority. Indeed, the US Senate has passed an important resolution against the decision of President Donald Trump's decision to recall troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
In favor of this proposal, Trump's own Republican Party MPs also voted which clarifies the differences within the political party. Republican leader Mitch McConnell in the Senate placed the proposal on the floor of the House. He had said last week that in the proposal, the clear fact will be acknowledged that al-Qaeda, ISIS, and their affiliated organizations in Syria and Afghanistan remain a serious threat to our nation.
The proposal was passed by a huge majority. 70 votes in favor of the proposal while 26 votes in the opposition. Only three of the 53 Republican Senators of the House opposed it. Ultimately this amendment will be incorporated into a comprehensive security law involving South-West Asia.
According to the proposal, recalling the army from any of the two countries, we can easily break the success of the hand and risk US national security as well.
In December, Donald Trump tweeted a plan to withdraw 2,000 US troops from Syria, which argued that the Islamic State Group was conquered. However, last week US intelligence chiefs reported that these jihadi groups are still a serious threat and are in a hurry to spread their legs. Significantly, many prominent Republican senators, along with Democrats, have also been criticizing Trump's move.
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