The US Withdrawal From Afghanistan: Reflecting on the War

Update: 2021-07-21

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America has been fighting in Afghanistan for 20 years. That makes it the longest war in American history. But now, the few thousand troops remaining are leaving. Is it time to leave? What has the war cost everyone? What, if anything, has been achieved? And what is America leaving behind?

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The US Withdrawal From Afghanistan: Reflecting on the War

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The US Withdrawal From Afghanistan: Reflecting on the War

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The US Withdrawal From Afghanistan: Reflecting on the War