The US Achieved Nothing in Afghanistan, Says Russian President

[munib2014]

The US Achieved Nothing in Afghanistan, Says Russian President

 

[TheDarkKnight]

He should have also said the same about Soviet occupation, but thats expecting too much from him.

 

[vostok]

The US achieved nothing, but businessmen, CIA chiefs and army officers made hundred billion dollars on drug trade.

 

[Path-Finder]

The US achieved nothing, but businessmen, CIA chiefs and army officers made hundred billion dollars on drug trade.

second it.

 

[Dalit]

The warmongers made a lot of cash. Putin is smiling. Putin is enjoying the moment. Why shouldn't he? Payback is sweet.

 

[hualushui]

No, America acquired a huge grave.

 

[-blitzkrieg-]

The US Achieved Nothing in Afghanistan, Says Russian President

i dont know man
i heard some people say they flew away with giant rocks with REEs which they continuously did that after 2011, not sure though if it was worth it.

 

[Oldman1]

The warmongers made a lot of cash. Putin is smiling. Putin is enjoying the moment. Why shouldn't he? Payback is sweet.

Actually he's mad about it.

The U.S. exit is a security headache for Moscow, which sees nearby former Soviet Central Asia as part of its southern defensive flank and fears the spread of radical Islamism.

Moscow has reinforced its military base in Tajikistan, which neighbours Afghanistan, and its forces are holding a month of exercises near the border.

Though some Russian state media have revelled in what they have cast as a catastrophic U.S. geopolitical failure, gloating has been tempered by the fact that the Soviet Union was also forced to withdraw its forces from Afghanistan in 1989 after a decade of fighting there.


Russia's security chiefs have made clear they are deeply worried about a potential spill-over of instability into Central Asia, the possible infiltration of extremists into the wider region including Russia, and Afghan drug production.

 

[hualushui]

Actually he's mad about it.

The U.S. exit is a security headache for Moscow, which sees nearby former Soviet Central Asia as part of its southern defensive flank and fears the spread of radical Islamism.

Moscow has reinforced its military base in Tajikistan, which neighbours Afghanistan, and its forces are holding a month of exercises near the border.

Though some Russian state media have revelled in what they have cast as a catastrophic U.S. geopolitical failure, gloating has been tempered by the fact that the Soviet Union was also forced to withdraw its forces from Afghanistan in 1989 after a decade of fighting there.


Russia's security chiefs have made clear they are deeply worried about a potential spill-over of instability into Central Asia, the possible infiltration of extremists into the wider region including Russia, and Afghan drug production.

Terrorism can only cause some troubles to China and Russia, but it is not enough to threaten the national security of CN and RU.
However, the withdrawal from Afghanistan and Iraq will cause the loss of US influence in central Asia, and China and Russia will be more secure.
Even if some sporadic terrorist attacks in Afghanistan in the future, it will only cause several countries in Central Asia to turn to CN and RU.

 

[Goritoes]

Put-In

 

[Oldman1]

Terrorism can only cause some troubles to China and Russia, but it is not enough to threaten the national security of CN and RU.
However, the withdrawal from Afghanistan and Iraq will cause the loss of US influence in central Asia, and China and Russia will be more secure.
Even if some sporadic terrorist attacks in Afghanistan in the future, it will only cause several countries in Central Asia to turn to CN and RU.

Actually it makes them less secure because they can now focus their attacks nearby neighbors like China and Russia and not to mention the U.S. can devote more resources and attention to China and Russia.

 

[aziqbal]

yes like we need to ask Russia for their opinion over Afghanistan