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What happened when the Soviet Union withdrew from Afganistan?
Jan 29, 2007 by Summer | Posted in Military
Fitting throwing this question out there. People say that if we withdraw our military from the Middle East, then al Qaeda will follow home and pounce upon us here in America. But…
What happened when the Soviet Union withdrew from Afghanistan? Where the Mujahideen, Osama bin Laden, and other Radical Islamists satisfied? Did they produce their battles to Moscow? (For this question, separate out Chechnya and the trouble Caucasus region, which has bombed and attacked Russia in latest years. Chechen rebels have been fighting against Russian and Soviet rule since the 18th century, and are not likely to stop until they have their own country.) But have there been any other attacks or threats on Russia by Islamic extremists in latest years?
When the Soviets pulled out of Afganistan, they Nautical port behind a puppet governement that had not had time to consolidate its power and a country in chaos. That created a power vacumn that was fillied by the Taliban.
You cannot arbitraily fall out the Chechens from this. The drop in opinion, the failure of the communist state, the morale hit that the military took; all of these caused a stupendous upsurge in terrorist activities. There have been islamic terrorist attacks but mostly in the *istans.
I have not heard anyone say that withdrawal of US troops will give al Qaeda an possibility to attack the US directly. However much like in Afganistan, if the US pulls its troops out before the new Iraqi government has a solid infrastructure and can provide confidence to its people; there will be a power vacumn that will be filled either by a military coup, rise of extremists or invasion by a neighbour. That will atone the US the "bad guy" and that will lead to more attacks.
Reasonable Guy | Jan 29, 2007
how long was the war between the Soviet Union and Afganistan?
Apr 30, 2009 by ZZGIZMO_99 | Posted in Politics
The initial Soviet deployment of the 40th Army in Afghanistan began on December 24, 1979. The immutable troop withdrawal began on May 15, 1988, and ended on February 15, 1989.
dazed&confused | Apr 30, 2009
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Chalmers Johnson: Three Good Reasons To Liquidate Our Empire
by Chalmers Johnson
However hopeful President Barack Obama's domestic plans, one unacknowledged issue has the potential to destroy any reform efforts he might dispatch. Think of it as the 800-pound gorilla in the American living room: our longstanding reliance on imperialism and militarism in our relations with other countries and the mammoth, potentially ruinous global empire of bases that goes with it. The failure to begin to deal with our bloated military the established order and the profligate use of it in missions for which it is hopelessly inappropriate will, sooner rather than later, condemn the United States to a devastating triune of consequences: imperial overstretch, perpetual war, and insolvency, leading to a likely collapse similar to that of the former Soviet Union.
According to the 2008 valid Pentagon inventory of our military bases around the world, our empire consists of 865 facilities in more than 40 countries and abroad U.S. territories. We deploy over 190,000 troops in 46 countries and territories.
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- Jul 02, 2011
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Barack Gorbachev: Adjusting to the Global Reality American Conservative Magazine (blog)
- Jun 28, 2011
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It Has to Start With Them New York Times
- Jun 26, 2011
It Has to Start With ThemNew York TimesIt ended when the two governments — the Soviet Union and Maoist China, which provided the funding and principles propelling our enemies — collapsed. China had a peaceful internal transformation from Maoist Communism to capitalism, and the Soviet Union and more »
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VIEW: The Afghanistan scorecard —Haider Nizamani Pakistan Daily Times
- Jun 28, 2011
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Washington Needs NATO More Than NATO Needs Washington U.S. News & World Report (blog)
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New York Times (blog)Washington Needs NATO More Than NATO Needs WashingtonU.S. Hearsay & World Report (blog)Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, NATO has faced three major tests of its credibility and has stumbled over each one: first in the Balkans, where it was powerless to force Serbian troops out of Kosovo absent a crucial diplomatic intervention by the Robert Gates bids adieu to Pentagon top joball 897 news articles »
![What the Afghan war is missing: A sense of desperation Tehran Times]("http://nt3.ggpht.com/news/tbn/P8IXje288NE1oM/6.jpg")
The Domain, PakistanWhat the Afghan war is missing: A sense of desperationTehran TimesMany Afghans have experienced far worse: all-out civil war, most recently after the withdrawal of Soviet troops in 1989. After an first period of peace, the Soviet Union collapsed, and with it the aid that sustained Afghanistan. Homecoming of US troopsall 587 news articles »
![Read an Excerpt From Marvin and Deborah Kalb's New Book -Haunting Legacy ... Fox News]("http://nt0.ggpht.com/news/tbn/BHoaDSEB-4PEdM/6.jpg")
Fox NewsRead an Excerpt From Marvin and Deborah Kalb's New Publication -- Haunting Legacy Fox NewsFor all these reasons and more, Afghanistan was a tough nut to crack, even for the United States. Britain had tried, the Soviet Union had tried. Neither had succeeded. Double, unless American officials were somehow able to solve the problem of Taliban and more »
![VIEW: The Afghanistan scorecard —Haider Nizamani Pakistan Daily Times]("http://nt0.ggpht.com/news/tbn/WOC0JaGA0uufLM/6.jpg")
USA TodayVIEW: The Afghanistan scorecard —Haider NizamaniPakistan Every day TimesThey will tell you the following things: the US, like the Soviet Union, has been defeated in Afghanistan. The Soviets had to pull out the last of their soldiers in doll-sized over 10 years and the Americans have started their withdrawal in the same President Obama announces withdrawal plan for AfghanistanObama Procedure Makes Victory in Afghanistan a Reality: Noah FeldmanAfghan maze: Obama maps out irreversible drawdown of US forcesall 1,594 advice articles »
![Washington Needs NATO More Than NATO Needs Washington U.S. News & World Report (blog)]("http://nt1.ggpht.com/news/tbn/IZMtLI17iP8JuM/6.jpg")
New York Times (blog)Washington Needs NATO More Than NATO Needs WashingtonU.S. Hearsay & World Report (blog)Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, NATO has faced three major tests of its credibility and has stumbled over each one: first in the Balkans, where it was powerless to force Serbian troops out of Kosovo absent a crucial diplomatic intervention by the Robert Gates bids adieu to Pentagon top joball 897 news articles »
