The most elite US-trained forces in Afghanistan routed by the Taliban
With the Taliban now controling over 60 percent of the country, another sign that Afghanistan is a lost cause
With the Taliban now controling over 60 percent of the country, another sign that Afghanistan is a lost cause
Trump started with the right objectives but his “advisors” argued against pulling out of Afghanistan and Syria. So now he maybe getting even more deeply involved
Mounting Afghan military losses mean Trump is faced with a hard choice. Either bolster local forces with more US combat troops or risk losing Afghanistan entirely
Exposing the document that started the Afghan War and the War on Terror for the lie that it is
Afghanistan may be a seething swamp of suffering. But it’s a swamp that is spawning immense benefits for the global elite. Finian Cunningham explains
Unmarked Black helicopters observed making weapons drops to ISIS fighters in Afghanistan. Given recent Taliban advances and the fact that it could resume control of the country soon, is a new ISIS insurgency being prepared?
The irony is that the “Soviet Vietnam” has now turned into another US quagmire – an American Vietnam redux
The situation in Afghanistan goes from bad to worse and we suspect, with recent Taliban gains, that the West is now looking for a way out
The Talban are advancing across Afghanistan and now there are suggestions that government in Kabul may be nearing its final days
Confirmation that the U.S. is indeed involved in direct negotiations with the Taliban, that could allow a U.S. military contingent to remain in the country as the Taliban assume power
Is the Trump administration engaged in secret, face-saving negotiations to effectively allow the Taliban to assume power in Afghanistan?
This hasn’t received much attention but it looks as if the U.S. is quietly looking for a way out of its longest running war