Afghanistan: a quagmire for foreign troops

The video discusses the increasing casualties in Afghanistan, surpassing those in Iraq, and the growing strength of the Taliban, which undermines rebuilding efforts. Despite the presence of over 70,000 international troops, the insurrection is spreading, with Kabul and Washington partly blaming Pakistan for providing safe havens to Taliban and al Qaeda fighters. The video highlights the challenges faced by coalition forces and the lack of obvious solutions to the insurgency, putting many lives at risk.

What has been the trend in casualties for foreign troops in Afghanistan compared to Iraq?

• Casualties in Afghanistan have decreased compared to Iraq.

• Casualties in Afghanistan have exceeded those in Iraq.

• Casualties in Afghanistan have been negligible compared to Iraq.

• Casualties in Afghanistan have remained the same as in Iraq.

What is the main reason for the growing strength of the Taliban according to analysts?

• Increased international funding.

• Support from neighboring countries.

• Internal conflicts within the Taliban.

• Lack of resources and efforts by the Coalition.

How many soldiers are serving under the International Security Assistance Force and the US-led coalition in Afghanistan?

• 90,000

• 70,000

• 100,000

• 50,000

Which country is partly blamed for providing safe havens to Taliban and al Qaeda fighters?

• Iran

• India

• Pakistan

• China

What is the current situation for foreign soldiers and Afghans in the conflict?

• They are in a stable and secure environment.

• They are receiving full support from all neighboring countries.

• They have successfully defeated the insurgency.

• Their lives are hanging in the balance.