Analysis of the Battle of Kamdesh in the Afghan War

During the war in Afghanistan, the fight of Camdessus fought in Afghanistan. This is an Operation Enduring Freedom event that NATO continues to do since 2001. This is one of the most furious battles of the US military in the campaign against the Taleban insurgents. The Taliban 's armed forces attacked Camdess, the American battle outpost located deep inside the Nuristan tribal area, with the support of the local Nuristan militia. They made well coordinated attacks on the outpost. And it led to a breakthrough, and at this position it wastes too much.

The Kamdesh campaign was one of the most bloody battles in the war across Afghanistan and was famous for CNN reporter Jake Tupper's bestselling book "The Outpost: American Valor's aoldold Story". It lasted 14 hours and took eight Americans. A further 27 people were injured. The range of ongoing victims of the day accelerated efforts to close outpatient battle outposts such as COP Keating on the bottom of Deep Valley. In battle, sergeant of injured staff. Through ruthless mortar cannonballs, rocket-propelled hand grenades, and small firearms, Romasa took the lead and recovered the corpse of the collapsed fellow with counterattack. He was admired by killing dozens of enemy soldiers, including several soldiers who attacked the outpost. "Everything is a goal," he told Tapper. "I tried to cover everything as soon as possible"

Who destroyed Kabul? The civil war in Afghanistan began in 1989 and ended in 1992. It is one of the most bloodless and destructive wars in Afghanistan's history. This war has two stages. The first phase took place between the Afghan government and the jihadist and the second stage was done between different parties of the jihadist. Civil war in Afghanistan, which killed more than 100,000 people and destroyed Kabul, was caused by various factors. Among them are Afghan people, Afghanistan's economy, Afghan politicians, and foreigners.

In Afghanistan there is a abandoned complex facility originating in Afghanistan after the Soviet war. I talked about Afghanistan's general remarks heard over and over in many communities in Afghanistan, but after the Afghanistan-Soviet war ended, Afghanistan played an important role in the collapse of the Soviet empire and set its goal We achieved it. At the end of the Cold War, the West abandoned Afghanistan and its people. Afghanistan was later used by mobs, militia, Taliban and others. This is a major dissatisfaction with Afghan people's people against the United States and its allies. This reflects what we are seeing in Afghanistan.