They are likewise conceivably humiliating for U.S. President Barack Obama's organization, which has burned through billions of dollars preparing Afghan troops as Washington looks to remove itself from the expensive, 15-year-old war. The exposure could fuel feedback by supporters of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who has blamed the Obama organization for neglecting to legitimately vet migrants from Muslim-dominant part nations and has promised a substantially harder position in the event that he wins. While other remote troops on U.S. military preparing visits have now and again fled, a U.S. safeguard official said that the recurrence of Afghan troops disappearing was unsettling and "out of the ordinary."Since September alone, eight Afghan troops have left army installations without approval, Pentagon representative Adam Stump told Reuters. He said the aggregate number of Afghan troops who have disappeared since January 2015 is 44, a number that has not beforehand been uncovered. "The Defense Department is surveying approaches to fortify qualification criteria for preparing in ways that will diminish the probability of an individual Afghan readily slipping off from preparing in the U.S. furthermore, going AWOL (missing without leave)," Stump said.
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