CLEAN : NATO ends its 13 year Afghan war but insurgency boils

The video discusses the contrasting views on Afghanistan's stability, highlighting NATO's positive outlook versus the reality of high civilian and security force casualties. It explores the political and economic challenges faced by the USA in continuing the war, the role of coalition forces in training Afghan security, and the Taliban's definition of success. The potential for a civil war and resulting refugee crisis is also examined.

What does the Secretary General of NATO claim about Afghanistan?

• It is free from foreign influence.

• It is facing economic collapse.

• It is more stable and prosperous than before.

• It is more unstable than ever.

What is one of the main political challenges for the USA in Afghanistan?

• Increasing the number of troops.

• Reducing economic aid.

• Continuing the war is politically difficult.

• Establishing a new government.

What is the primary role of coalition forces in Afghanistan?

• To provide humanitarian aid.

• To negotiate with the Taliban.

• To train and support Afghan security forces.

• To lead combat operations.

How did the Taliban define success over a decade ago?

• Controlling all major cities.

• Removal of foreign forces.

• Establishing a new government.

• Gaining international recognition.

What is a likely consequence if the Taliban reestablish authority?

• Economic growth.

• Increased foreign investment.

• Peaceful negotiations.

• A significant refugee problem.