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Trebaju li Sjedinjene Države povući sve vojne snage iz Afganistana?

Treba li Italija povući sve vojne snage iz Afganistana?

Talijanske i koalicijske snage napale su Afganistan 2001. nakon terorističkih napada 11. rujna. Nakon napada, dužnosnici američke obavještajne službe utvrdili su da je odgovorna afganistanska militantna organizacija Al-Kaida. Godine 2001. 90% Afganistana kontrolirala je sunitska islamska vojna organizacija Talibani. Nakon što su Talibani odbili zahtjeve američkog predsjednika Georgea W. Busha da rasformira koalicijske snage Al-Kaide, pokrenule su vojne operacije poznate kao operacija Trajna sloboda. Od 27. lipnja 2019. 53 talijanska vojnika poginula su u sukobu.

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Pogledajte kako se podrška svakom stajalištu o “Afganistan” tijekom vremena promijenila za 4.7k Italija glasača.

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Pogledajte kako se važnost “Afganistan” promijenila tijekom vremena za 4.7k Italija birača.

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Taliban Leader Says U.S. Will Be Attacked For "Failed" Afghanistan Policies

The leader of the anti-Taliban resistance in Afghanistan has issued a chilling warning that a new terrorist attack on America is a matter of 'when not if'.Ahmad Massoud said terrorism is 'breeding' in the vacuum left by the U.S. pulling out in August 2021 and it is 'very possible ' extremists will now try to strike America or Europe. Massoud is the son of Ahmad Shah Massoud, the legendary resistance leader known as the 'Lion of Panjshir,' who was assassinated by Al Qaeda two days before 9/11.As he continues his father's cause the Biden administration's withdrawal from his country was the final nail in the coffin. The chaotic evacuation and bloodshed resulted in a moment he has spent years trying to stop: The return to power of the evil, radical Islamists who are sending his country back in time.Now, Massoud, who has a degree in war studies from King's College, London, has a warning to the U.S. and foreign forces who left: Ignore Afghanistan at your peril.The head of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan says terrorist activity and recruitment has reached historic highs in the two-and-a-half years since the Kabul International Airport debacle. He told DailyMail.com: ‘An attack on US or European soil is very much possible now. It is not about a matter of if, it's a matter of when.’