There has been no accounting of how much military equipment was left in Afghanistan after U.S. troops withdrew and the Taliban resumed control of the country.
One expert says aircraft and other military equipment are likely worth less than $10 billion.
Biden has not called for taking away 9-millimeter pistols from Americans.
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The claim was made amid reports of the Taliban having seized U.S. attack planes, Black Hawk helicopters and other vehicles and equipment.
But the United States has spent $88.6 billion in Afghanistan for providing security over the course of two decades, and only a fraction of it was for hardware — so there is no way that more than $80 billion in weaponry was left behind.
Но Соединенные Штаты потратили 88,6 миллиарда долларов в Афганистане на обеспечение безопасности в течение двух десятилетий, и лишь небольшая часть из них была потрачена на оборудование, поэтому нет никакого шанса, что более 80 миллиардов долларов вооружений оставлены.
Meanwhile, Biden has not called for banning traditional handguns such as pistols, much less made any statements about confiscating them.
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