Thursday, January 23, 2014

Should the U.S. keep 10,000 or zero troops in Afghanistan? - from WSJ.com: Opinion. And this is my opinion...

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22/01/14 20:22 from WSJ.com: Opinion
Should the U.S. keep 10,000 or zero troops in Afghanistan?

M.N.: A "no brainer" answer by the above "opinionator": keep the troops. Agreed. And simply ignore the antics of Karzai as simply and practically, and almost irrelevant (as, I think, Mr. Hagel, essentially did and does). And include the Russians (within and under the common and Western framework, of course): let them share the burden; it is in their interests and hopefully might open the door to a broader cooperation on their part. And this is my opinion. 

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