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Why can’t the US end the war in Afghanistan?

Why can’t the US end the war in Afghanistan?

Largely forgotten by Americans, this $50bn per year campaign could literally become a ‘forever war’.

By Al Jazeera 1 min read Source: Al Jazeera
Explained Human Rights Science & Technology

Despite his campaign promises to “bring the vast majority of our troops home from Afghanistan”, US President Joe Biden is finding that ending the 20-year-old Afghan war is easier said than done.

At one point before the elections former President Donald Trump was ready to leave without much regard for the consequences, in fulfilment of his campaign promise to end the “forever wars”.

Political scientist Stephen Walt tells host Steve Clemons that the biggest fear Biden faces is the possibility that the country could break down even further on his watch once all foreign forces are gone.

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