The Legacy of Afghanistan’s Civil War

President Bush announced after the terrorist attack of Afghanistan's civil war legacy 9/11, then began attacking "the axis of evil". The domestic and overseas spotlights have been transferred to Afghanistan and Osama bin Laden, a fictional planner behind the Sept. 11 attack, is considered to be a shelter. In the coming months, Afghanistan was involved in a second rematch during the first century. By terrorist attack on 11th September 2001, Americans were very shocked and scared, many of them did not feel immunity to this incredible violence.

According to my statistics, the US is currently participating in seven military conflicts - the Libyan Civil War, the Syrian Civil War, the Yemen Civil War, the Afghanistan War, the Iraq Civil War, the Mexican Drug War, and the Bokoharam Rebellion - this is me It is only the heart of. Only Afghanistan has an important presence on the ground; Iraq has a few soldiers (through a joint task force - internal determination), and Syria and Yemen have special powers and ground consultants .

Background Throughout history, the Afghanistan and Islamic Republic suffered numerous invasions, a series of civil wars, and great bloodshed. In 1978, Afghan People's Democratic Party (PDPA) took over the so-called "monkey revolution" with a coup against President Muhammad Dawood. This revolution is said to be a catalyst for turbulence and arming resistance that will last for the next 20 years. The opposition to the Communist regime brought the rise of guerrilla and jihadist forces.

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