By Eric Johnson
It will be a long time before the Afghan military can handle a major conflict without a lot of help from NATO. They have a long way to go. The Afghan National Army is a combined force of soldiers from all over Afghanistan. When you have soldiers from different provinces who have different languages, different religions, and different cultural traditions, it is going to be a challenge to create a cohesive fighting unit. Afghanistan has been at war for decades. The military has been fighting for as long as they can remember. Since they lack proper training and discipline, the Afghan military is not as effective as the U.S. military; it is not as disciplined as the U.S. military, and they do not have as many resources as the U.S. military..
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Why Didn’T Afghan Army Fight? – Related Questions
When did fighting stop in Afghanistan?
The longest war in US history is the war in Afghanistan. The war was between the Taliban and the US. The war began on October 7, 2001 and was called Operation Enduring Freedom. It was the 9/11 attack aftermath. The war was supposed to last for a short amount of time. They were going to enter and destroy Osama bin Laden and Al queda and then come out and rebuild the country and leave. That didn’t happen. There were several different attacks and attacks against US troops. They had to fight until they defeated the Taliban and Al queda and rebuild the country. They still have troops there today. The war started on October 7, 2001 and as of now, as of May 11, 2015, it has been going on for 14 years, 4 months, and 20 days. So the war has been going on for a little over 14 years. The war stopped on December 28th , 2014..
Did Afghan forces fight back?
No. The incident took place on Saturday and the army was said to have flown in two days later. Afghan officials said the government had to wait for the Taliban to clear the area of civilians before they sent in ground forces. The Taliban, however, said the area had been empty for some time and their fighters were waiting for the army’s arrival..
Was Afghanistan a part of India?
The Mughal power was established during the 16th century in India after Babur defeated Ibrahim Lodi, the last Sultan of Delhi. Babur was the first ruler to shed the influence of the Mongols and to bring about a reconciliation of Persian, Turkish, and Indian elite culture. He is considered to be the first true Mughal Emperor. He was succeeded by his eldest son, Humayun. Humayun ruled until 1556, when Sher Shah Suri, a Hindu leader with Pathan origin, conquered the kingdom. Sher Shah Suri was succeeded by his dwarf son, Akbarnama (Book of Akbar). He had no issue and was questioned by an Afghan woman called Machli (fish) who claimed to be the queen of Afghanistan. Akbarnama was given the name Hari Ram after discovering that he might have been of royal bloodline. He was the son of.
Who created Taliban?
The Taliban is a fundamentalist Sunni Islamic political movement in Afghanistan . It emerged under the leadership of Mohammed Omar and gained power in the country following the Afghan civil war in the 1990s. Since the group’s founding in 1994, the Taliban have been nearly exclusively Pashtun, with its followers mostly belonging to the Pashtun tribe. The Taliban initially enjoyed the support of Pashtun tribal leaders who were fighting against the Afghan Northern Alliance , but their support dwindled as the Taliban began to impose their religious views on the Pashtun people..
How big is the Afghan army 2021?
The Afghan army has been steadily growing, In 2007, it had about 10,000 troops. In 2010, two years after the the international forces were the bulk cuts. The army was left with about 80,000 troops. Today, the Afghan army is expected to have 178,500 troops in the force by the end of 2016 and over 230,000 by the end of 2020. While the top NATO commander in Afghanistan, General John W. Nicholson said that Afghan army and police will comprise 350,000 paid and trained members by the end of the year and 420,000 by October 2017..
How Massoud was killed?
The Taleban leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it was “the first blow of the Taleban” against the government of President Burhanuddin Rabbani. It is possible that he was killed by two Arab suicide bombers. Only one was identified, the Egyptian known as Abu Hafs al-Masri, who was reportedly killed with Massoud. The second bomber was never identified. It is also possible that the attack was carried out using an explosive device hidden in the cameraman’s video equipment. The blast occurred just before the program was due to start. The assassin(s) stabbed Massoud with knives before the suicide attack..
