
Commentary / World Jan 29, 2019
Why U.S. lost the Afghanistan War again
by Ted Rall
Why did it take the U.S. 17 years to realize it had lost the Afghanistan War?
Why U.S. lost the Afghanistan War again
Why did it take the U.S. 17 years to realize it had lost the Afghanistan War?
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