Obama to Leave 8,400 Troops in Afghanistan

Obama to Leave 8,400 Troops in Afghanistan

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The transcript discusses the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan, focusing on training Afghan forces and withdrawing troops. It highlights ongoing threats from Al Qaeda and ISL, emphasizing the need for vigilance. The speech commemorates the 911 attacks, honoring victims and military personnel. It acknowledges progress in Afghanistan, such as education and health improvements, and stresses the importance of continued international support and partnership to sustain these advancements.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the primary focus of the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan according to the transcript?

Negotiating with terrorists

Training Afghan forces

Building infrastructure

Increasing troop presence

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Why is it important to remember the 9/11 attacks, as mentioned in the transcript?

To celebrate the victory over terrorism

To honor the sacrifices and progress made

To criticize past military strategies

To plan future military actions

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What significant progress in Afghanistan is highlighted in the transcript?

Increased military presence

Improved public health and education

Expansion of mining operations

Reduction in foreign aid

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What is the role of the current Afghan government as per the transcript?

To increase military spending

To combat terrorism and pursue reforms

To isolate from international support

To reduce educational programs

5.

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30 sec • 1 pt

What is the expected future relationship between Afghanistan and the international community?

Complete independence from foreign aid

Continued partnership led by the U.S.

Increased military intervention

Isolation from global politics