U.S. and Afghan Forces Killed More Civilians Than Taliban Did, Report Finds
A breakdown of casualty figures shows that government and U.S. forces are killing more Afghan civilians than the Taliban
A breakdown of casualty figures shows that government and U.S. forces are killing more Afghan civilians than the Taliban
Warnings that the U.S. was covertly backing militants in the country have come not only from Iran but also from Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan’s former president
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Small Afghan base wiped out by U.S. airstrike leaving at least 17 Afghan troops killed or wounded in the latest ‘friendly fire’ incident
No doubt U.S. troops and the I.D.F. are told exactly the same thing
Then U.S. President Jimmy Carter signed a directive to arm the jihadists in July 1979, a full six months before the former Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in Dec. 1979
CIA run forces in Afghanistan are operating with such wanton brutality that locals are turning to the Taliban in response
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The US is no longer the world leader, either on the economic or the military stage, and they refuse to keep fighting for the globalists. Thierry Meyssan explains
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Trump is putting a brave face on it but the Taliban control almost half Afghanistan and he is looking for a way out. Will his masters allow him to implement an exit strategy?
So after nearly two decades and over a hundred thousand dead, including over thirty thousand civilians, the U.S. is ready for a peace deal. In effect, the Taliban has defeated the U.S. and its allies