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China's mainstream ** basically did not actively comment on the US-led war on terrorism, but ridiculed the United States for being mired in war, terror and rebellion, and the war on terror outweighed the losses. Although the United States does not mention its achievements in counter-terrorism, after all, the US military has been fighting a war for 10 years, so how can it achieve nothing? In fact, the purpose of the United States in waging these two wars was achieved.

The United States has been fighting a war on terror for ten years, defeating the Taliban, eradicating Saddam, eliminating two anti-Americans, and establishing new pro-Western regimes in Afghanistan and Iraq. Both new regimes enjoy universal international recognition and assistance from all sides. The people were liberated from the old regime and won a good opportunity to recuperate and revitalize development.

As for the long-term instability of the situation between the two countries and the frequent occurrence of terrorist activities, it is because the terrorist and extremist forces are not willing to withdraw from the political arena and will inevitably use all possible conditions, including in the name of opposing foreign occupation, to stir up trouble and carry out terrorist attacks. Another important reason is the struggle for power among domestic political and religious factions, which hinders the process of peaceful development. In any case, the two countries have emerged from their long-term sanctions and isolation and returned to the family of nations, and their people have a great opportunity for reconstruction and reconstruction.

The United States, as a world policeman, gets **. But the world suffers untold suffering. The United States is in trouble, and the French are on their backs.

In two wars, the United States gained a foothold in the Middle East, far from its homeland. Firmly in control of the oil **.

Get good and bad benefits: real combat experience, energy, again raising international status, etc....Disadvantage: Some people died, the financial crisis became a thorn in the side of the ****. Overall, the pros outweigh the cons.

The United States has dominated the Middle East, controlled the crossroads of Asia, Europe and Africa, and ensured its hegemony in the world.

Training, training, deterrence, potential classified interests.

I think it was a loss, because the United States didn't actually achieve what it was going to war, and Afghanistan wasn't completely conquered.

Personally, I think it was a loss, because if you look at it from today's standpoint and perspective, the United States is not that strong, and it is indeed a loss.

It is difficult to say that it did not lose, because the 3 trillion yuan military spending in 20 years will not hurt or itch the GDP of the United States in 20 years. But he didn't win either, because he cared too much about maintaining the petrodollar, which led to the growth of a formidable opponent. For us, in the first 20 years, the United States could not lose any more, and now that the United States has begun to stop losses, how we respond is the key.

It's definitely a win. Because he has access to a lot of resources in Afghanistan, and it is these resources that allow him to develop economically far more than other countries at an early stage.

No matter what ups and downs or even regressions there are in the course of history, if we zoom in on the historical scale, history is always going on along the trend of civilization and progress. The same is true of Afghanistan, if you look at it for such a short period of history, it must have been a period of civilization acceleration, exposing a part of the ancient people to different ideas and ideas brought about by a more civilized country, and also promoting local development and progress economically. Whether the United States wins or not, we don't make an evaluation, which is a good thing for Afghanistan, and it can be regarded as a little win.

The key is to be able to curb the resurgence of the Taliban, a backward force that has moved against the tide of history, and not to give up all the achievements made in the past.

It should be said that the rice country lost, but the rice merchant won.

United States.

War in Afghanistan

The 2001 war in Afghanistan was a war fought by the U.S.-led coalition against al-Qaeda and the Taliban on October 7, 2001, in retaliation for the 9/11 attacks and marked the beginning of the war on terror.

Coalition officials stated that the purpose of the war was to arrest Osama bin Laden.

and other al-Qaeda members and punish the Taliban for ****.

Support. On December 29, 2014, Obama officially declared the end of the war in Afghanistan.

On July 6, 2016, Obama announced a slowdown in the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan and will retain about 8,400 U.S. troops in Afghanistan until the end of his term in January 2017. The United States and the Taliban in Qatar on February 29, 2020.

Doha signed a peace agreement to end the 18-year-old war in Afghanistan.

On April 13, 2021 local time, a number of White House.

**Reveal to the United States**, Biden.

The withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan will be announced by September 11, 2021, the 20th anniversary of the 911 terrorist attacks. The move is the final decision made by Biden after months of scrutiny to avoid a new conflict with the Taliban.

On August 30, 2021, the United States completed the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, marking the end of the 20-year war in Afghanistan.

Afghan Taliban Lee Belt on September 6, 2021.

The spokesman said the war in Afghanistan had come to an end with the Taliban ruling to take control of Panjshir province.

To tell the truth, only the potholed land and the miserable people were left. I really don't think there is any need for the United States to hit people.

Truth be told, all that remains is the bad reputation of the United States, and the pitiful pity of the Afghans. I don't know why the United States is doing this.

Left behind decay, after such a long war, their economic development is not good, and the people are not living well.

I think what the United States has lost in the war in Afghanistan is not only the experience of these years, but also the loss of personnel, including the cost of the economy, but also the loss of popular support and prestige.

There are so many things to lose, and there is a lot of wealth on top of the loss of many valuable soldiers, and there is a lot of time and energy, and there are also material resources, and they put too many things there.

What the United States lost in the war in Afghanistan was time and money, and it was originally a move against Iran, and it wanted to blockade us by the way, but unfortunately it was still a bamboo basket and a lack of water.

The United States has not benefited from Afghanistan, even though its geographical location is very important.

The United States lost its credibility in the Wuhan War, and even more so its money, and lost its image among the people.

It's another wrong war with the wrong opponent at the wrong time, in the wrong place, in the wrong way. Since there are so many mistakes, it's no wonder that you are undefeated!

Those who commit crimes against the United States will be punished even if they are far away!

True, the Afghan Taliban and al-Qaeda are already on their necks, and the United States has no reason not to teach them a lesson.

What is the root cause of the U.S. war in Afghanistan? Is it a savior or a hegemon?

The United States, for the sake of a powerful military bloc, wants to gain profits from it, and thus fights accordingly, mainly to ensure its own development in arms. It should be for the arms company.

The United States is competing for Afghanistan's natural resources, and after defeating Afghanistan, the United States is able to maximize its control over the countries of Eastern Europe. The United States is fighting for itself.

It should be a fight for aggression!

Because the 911 incident at that time cost the United States 3,000 people, the United States was angry. The United States is fighting for itself.

The war in Afghanistan has been fought for nearly eight years and seems to be nearing its end.

For the United States, fighting a war against Afghanistan is a relatively easy problem to solve, and judging from the information and news published on the Internet, the Americans have easily finished the war against Afghanistan without much loss.

Afghanistan is located in the core of Central Asia, the United States through the control of the core artery, China and Russia strategically constitute a considerable squeeze, China and Russia are in strategic passivity, it is very difficult to get out of Central Asia, which also delays China's economic development and international influence, for Russia, there are people at your door staring at you, it is really very uncomfortable, and it also makes Russia more passive, because after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia did not have much development, and it was all left by its predecessors, the polar bears of the past have tied the hands and feet of the American GIs, and the economic recession is even worse.

Strategically speaking, the Americans can be said to kill multiple birds with one stone, in addition to further delaying China's development, tying up Russia, and putting the countries of the Middle East in a passive position, so that the Central and ASEAN countries have to be at the mercy of the Americans and hand over their oil to the United States in order to control the development of China and even the world economy, and all countries are forced to submit to the mercy of the United States.

The role and impact of the war in Afghanistan are still there, that is, China's influence has not gone west out of China, delaying China's rise has become a foregone conclusion, China has to face the reality, Russia is also forced to negotiate with the Americans at many levels, otherwise the Americans will use oil at any time to make Russia's vulnerable economy even worse, because now the real oil pricing power is in the hands of the Americans, and the Americans can let the Russian economy collapse anytime and anywhere, It's just that Russia's arms business is not bad, which saved Russia and made Russia understand that the Americans have let themselves ride a tiger, but they have to ride it.

Although the Americans made a lot of money in the Afghan war, but at the political level, it has become a foregone conclusion that the Americans will continue to be the world hegemon, and the challenges of other countries to him have been delayed, we should not think that the Americans have gained nothing from fighting the Afghan war, yes, Afghanistan has no oil, no natural resources, but it must be a choke point, the biggest gain of the United States in the Afghan war is that its opponents have been weakened in strength, and the position of the United States has been strengthened.

Personally, I believe that the United States is the biggest winner in the Afghan war, and neither China nor Russia is a winner, but a loser.