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An asymmetrical war
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The article discusses Henry Kissinger's 2012 remarks on U.S. military strategy, citing the Afghanistan conflict as an example of wars entered without clear exit strategies, reflecting on America's post-WWII military engagements.
An asymmetrical war
SPEAKING at the Woodrow Wilson International Centre in Washington, D.C., in early 2012, Henry Kissinger asserted that, since World War II, the US had entered wars without a clear exit strategy, and often sought a way out shortly after engagement. He highlighted the Afghan conflict as an example of a prolonged and unwinnable war. At that time, the US, despite being the worldβs greatest military power, was bogged down in a conflict that had entered its second decade. It took another decade for thi
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