CLEAN: Afghan-US ties hit all time low over Koran: analyst and vox pop

The transcript discusses the emotional impact of the Koran burning on Afghans, highlighting their feelings of insult and anger, especially since the US was involved. It explores the frustration with US involvement in Afghanistan over the past decade. The current state of violence and demonstrations is described, noting a decrease in intensity but ongoing tensions. A significant incident involving a shooting at the Ministry of Interior is detailed, emphasizing its disastrous impact on trust. The transcript concludes with miscellaneous remarks and references.

What was the reaction of the Afghan people to the burning and distribution of the Koran by the US?

• They were grateful.

• They felt insulted and angry.

• They were indifferent.

• They felt honored.

What was the initial expectation from the US forces when they arrived in Afghanistan?

• To bring chaos.

• To exploit resources.

• To establish a new government.

• To do good and bring positive change.

What has been the trend in violence and demonstrations in Afghanistan recently?

• They have completely stopped.

• They have been increasing.

• They have remained the same.

• They have been winding down.

What is the main concern regarding the ongoing unrest in Afghanistan?

• It will lead to economic growth.

• It will have no long-term effects.

• It will worsen with each incident of violence.

• It will result in more international support.

What is the significance of the shooting incident in the Ministry of Interior?

• It was a significant breach of trust.

• It was a minor event.

• It had no impact on trust.

• It improved cooperation.