Trump's team may prepare a tribunal for those involved in the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan - Media.
The team of the future president of the United States plans to create a tribunal for individuals responsible for the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. Donald Trump's team has compiled lists of officers.
According to RBC-Ukraine, citing NBC News, Trump's transition team is compiling a list of high-ranking American officers who were involved in the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan.
Trump's team is considering the possibility of setting up a commission to investigate the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan in 2021. This includes gathering information about those who were involved in making this decision. The possibility of holding those involved accountable for treason is also being considered.
'They take this very seriously,' said a source for the publication.
According to sources, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for drug policy and global threats Matt Flynn is assisting in this matter. Flynn's lawyer denies this and claims that nobody has asked him about 'this hypothetical legal scenario.'
According to an American official, the transition team is considering appointing some commanders for potential accountability.
At the same time, it is still unclear whether individuals can be legally charged with 'treason', as they acted under the orders of President Joe Biden.
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