Still they're roasting Bidden more on how the miss calculation on the speed of pull over. Have to bit thinking on that. Could if US doing more coordinate effort with Afghan military, will prepare them at least to hold half of the country?
Watching their performance, I'm bit sceptics on that.
Part of the issue with the current administration, at least in terms of how much the collapse was miscalculated, is just when the administration started getting access to the classified data, not just for Afghanistan, but for everything. With the transfer between administrations being what it was, I have been under the impression that the transition team which would normally have been getting access to materials and information shortly after the Nov. election, did not really start getting access until either late Dec or perhaps even early Jan. A two month loss of time for establishing an administration can have all sorts of impacts.
I would lay blame for the more recent modern failures of the US and others in Afghanistan to short-sighted Cold War era policies and thinking. In fact many of the more recent issues in the Mideast in places like Iraq can be traced back to Cold War policies adopted decades ago, or more recent policies which were adopted to deal with the aftermath of a Cold War policy that caused "unexpected" problems. TBH though it does seem that in many cases it was not so much that the problems created were unexpected, as it seems more likely that the policy hawks responsible did not both to stop and consider what some of the repercussions could be, being so focused on outcomes they deemed important.
At this point, a question I have is, "what is next?"