A British Muslim war veteran, Kayam Iqbal, criticized Donald Trump for his claims that NATO soldiers avoided the frontline in Afghanistan, calling the comments “absolutely shocking.” Iqbal, who served in the British Armed Forces and experienced heavy combat in Helmand Province, emphasized the crucial role of British troops alongside U.S. forces. He advocates for veterans’ mental health and hopes for a clear response from UK leadership regarding Trump’s statements. Iqbal highlighted the ongoing struggles of military personnel with PTSD and the importance of discussing mental health.
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