Kabul,
Afghanistan — Since the accomplishment of Operation Enduring Freedom, more
than 45,000 Afghan National Security Forces (ANDSF) have been killed in
Afghanistan, the incumbent Afghan President Ashraf Ghani informed the masses
via a live press conference in January 2019.
The fatalities of the Afghan
National Security Forces in five years are 13 times higher than those of foreign troops in 14 years (2001-2014) during Operation Enduring Freedom. In Operation
Enduring Freedom, 3,500 US and NATO combatants were killed.
The ground
military operation in Afghanistan was executed superbly by US and NATO forces.
It was an anti-insurgency military operation designed to depose
the Taliban government, dismantle jihadist organizations, and install a
moderate puppet government. 2014 proved to be the bloodiest year for
international coalition ground forces; therefore, Obama ordered the end of
Operation Enduring Freedom and pulled out all foreign troops from a combat
mission in December 2014. After Operation Enduring Freedom, NATO started Operation Resolute Support, a non-combatant mission in Afghanistan that continues. Resolute Support Mission is a NATO-led train, advise, and
assist mission comprising over 16,000 troops in Afghanistan, which began on
January 1, 2015. In the longest war in US history, Americans are not
succeeding in stamping out the insurgency. Today, the Taliban have spread their
tentacles in all key areas of Afghanistan, and their defeat is still one of the
most difficult conundrums for the world's most advanced armies. Afghan National
Security Forces (ANDSF) have been active in ground warfare in Afghanistan since
2002; they have some 180,000 troops largely trained by American, Indian, and
NATO forces. Objectively, Afghan forces and the government want an international
coalition forces presence in Afghanistan because indigenous forces are
incapable of tackling any type of contingency with adroitness. While
acknowledging the Taliban's superiority over Afghan National Security forces,
Donald John Trump had said after a week of signing the Qatar peace deal that
the Taliban could seize power after the evacuation of foreign troops.2011 was
the most dangerous phase of insurgency in Afghanistan; at that time, about
110,325 US troops were deployed in Afghanistan to overcome the deteriorating
situation in the country. This is an interesting fact that more than 100,000
American forces were unable to contain the Taliban in a particular region.
When all is said and done, it is almost impossible for Afghan and US-led NATO
forces to nip the Taliban in the bud.
Written By Shujaat Hussain Abbasi
Kabul,
Afghanistan — Since the accomplishment of Operation Enduring Freedom, more
than 45,000 Afghan National Security Forces (ANDSF) have been killed in
Afghanistan, the incumbent Afghan President Ashraf Ghani informed the masses
via a live press conference in January 2019.
The fatalities of the Afghan
National Security Forces in five years are 13 times higher than those of foreign troops in 14 years (2001-2014) during Operation Enduring Freedom. In Operation
Enduring Freedom, 3,500 US and NATO combatants were killed.
The ground
military operation in Afghanistan was executed superbly by US and NATO forces.
It was an anti-insurgency military operation designed to depose
the Taliban government, dismantle jihadist organizations, and install a
moderate puppet government. 2014 proved to be the bloodiest year for
international coalition ground forces; therefore, Obama ordered the end of
Operation Enduring Freedom and pulled out all foreign troops from a combat
mission in December 2014. After Operation Enduring Freedom, NATO started Operation Resolute Support, a non-combatant mission in Afghanistan that continues. Resolute Support Mission is a NATO-led train, advise, and
assist mission comprising over 16,000 troops in Afghanistan, which began on
January 1, 2015. In the longest war in US history, Americans are not
succeeding in stamping out the insurgency. Today, the Taliban have spread their
tentacles in all key areas of Afghanistan, and their defeat is still one of the
most difficult conundrums for the world's most advanced armies. Afghan National
Security Forces (ANDSF) have been active in ground warfare in Afghanistan since
2002; they have some 180,000 troops largely trained by American, Indian, and
NATO forces. Objectively, Afghan forces and the government want an international
coalition forces presence in Afghanistan because indigenous forces are
incapable of tackling any type of contingency with adroitness. While
acknowledging the Taliban's superiority over Afghan National Security forces,
Donald John Trump had said after a week of signing the Qatar peace deal that
the Taliban could seize power after the evacuation of foreign troops.2011 was
the most dangerous phase of insurgency in Afghanistan; at that time, about
110,325 US troops were deployed in Afghanistan to overcome the deteriorating
situation in the country. This is an interesting fact that more than 100,000
American forces were unable to contain the Taliban in a particular region.
When all is said and done, it is almost impossible for Afghan and US-led NATO
forces to nip the Taliban in the bud.
Written By Shujaat Hussain Abbasi
Kabul, Afghanistan — Since the accomplishment of Operation Enduring Freedom, more than 45,000 Afghan National Security Forces (ANDSF) have been killed in Afghanistan, the incumbent Afghan President Ashraf Ghani informed the masses via a live press conference in January 2019.
The fatalities of the Afghan National Security Forces in five years are 13 times higher than those of foreign troops in 14 years (2001-2014) during Operation Enduring Freedom. In Operation Enduring Freedom, 3,500 US and NATO combatants were killed.
The ground military operation in Afghanistan was executed superbly by US and NATO forces.
It was an anti-insurgency military operation designed to depose the Taliban government, dismantle jihadist organizations, and install a moderate puppet government. 2014 proved to be the bloodiest year for international coalition ground forces; therefore, Obama ordered the end of Operation Enduring Freedom and pulled out all foreign troops from a combat mission in December 2014. After Operation Enduring Freedom, NATO started Operation Resolute Support, a non-combatant mission in Afghanistan that continues. Resolute Support Mission is a NATO-led train, advise, and assist mission comprising over 16,000 troops in Afghanistan, which began on January 1, 2015. In the longest war in US history, Americans are not succeeding in stamping out the insurgency. Today, the Taliban have spread their tentacles in all key areas of Afghanistan, and their defeat is still one of the most difficult conundrums for the world's most advanced armies. Afghan National Security Forces (ANDSF) have been active in ground warfare in Afghanistan since 2002; they have some 180,000 troops largely trained by American, Indian, and NATO forces. Objectively, Afghan forces and the government want an international coalition forces presence in Afghanistan because indigenous forces are incapable of tackling any type of contingency with adroitness. While acknowledging the Taliban's superiority over Afghan National Security forces, Donald John Trump had said after a week of signing the Qatar peace deal that the Taliban could seize power after the evacuation of foreign troops.2011 was the most dangerous phase of insurgency in Afghanistan; at that time, about 110,325 US troops were deployed in Afghanistan to overcome the deteriorating situation in the country. This is an interesting fact that more than 100,000 American forces were unable to contain the Taliban in a particular region.
When all is said and done, it is almost impossible for Afghan and US-led NATO
forces to nip the Taliban in the bud.
Written By Shujaat Hussain Abbasi
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