Fears Over NATO Pulling Out Of Afghanistan

The video discusses the killing of British soldiers by Afghan policemen and the challenges of maintaining trust in Afghanistan. It highlights the soldiers' need to focus on their objectives despite dangers. The local impact of British forces in Helmand is examined, noting improved security and police relations. Concerns are raised about maintaining security after UK and US troops withdraw, with calls for permanent ISAF bases. The political implications of NATO's decision to leave are considered, emphasizing the need for Afghans not to feel abandoned.

What is a major challenge in maintaining trust in Afghanistan according to the first section?

• Taliban infiltrators breaking trust

• The presence of foreign troops

• Lack of resources

• Cultural differences

What change has occurred in the local area after the Taliban were pushed out?

• Increased foreign military presence

• Closure of local shops

• Reopening of shops and improved local security

• More IEDs being planted

What is the main concern of the regional police commander regarding the withdrawal of UK and US forces?

• The lack of training for local police

• The potential for increased Taliban attacks

• The loss of international aid

• The economic impact on the region

What does the regional police commander suggest for ISAF in Afghanistan?

• Permanent bases for quick response

• More humanitarian aid

• Complete withdrawal

• Increased diplomatic efforts

What is the primary concern of Afghans regarding NATO's decision to leave?

• Increased foreign intervention

• Loss of economic support

• Feeling abandoned to the Taliban

• Cultural erosion