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Former Afghan Lt. Gen. Sami Sadat says al Qaeda has 50,000 al Qaeda members and al Qaeda associates in Afghanistan .
The terrorist organization allegedly encompasses some 60 bases in 19 countries, including at least a dozen training camps in Afghanistan that have been set up since the U.S. withdrawal.
Al Qaeda in the late 1990s was primarily financed by private financial facilitators spread throughout the Gulf region that helped funnel money to the group.
Lieutenant general Sadat said Iran offered to finance the "reconstitution and recruitment" of al Qaeda .
Sadat was the last Aghan commander that remained fighting the Taliban after former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani fled Kabul on Aug. 15, 2021 .
He said a series of poor strategic and operational decisions in Afghanistan that were dictated by political turmoil in the U.S. , had devastating consequences for Afghanistan and global security.
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