Abstract
Afghanistan has been a battleground to the world’s largest powers. From USSR to NATO, through the Taliban, and now to the peace deal, Afghanistan holds a remarkable and yet chaotic history. Amidst the wars, some have succeeded for a limited time while others have failed. NATO has a history with Afghanistan after the 9/11 attacks in the USA. The crucial matter is how to guarantee that states budding from divergence are set with the basics on which to assemble a robust peace. The keen and incisive analysis in serenity and the Public Purse provides a precious involvement to this attempt. This article provides an analysis of the post-9/11 period and the invasion of Afghanistan by U.S. forces, focusing on the ethnic origin of the native fighters and how assorted groups engaged in dissimilar aspects of the divergence. Furthermore, this learning also highlighted the United States grasp for Afghan civil society, promotes amplified admiration for human rights, helps to fight the prohibited trade in narcotics, and continues to endow with noteworthy humanitarian uphold. The United States has owed approximately $29 billion in civilian aid for Afghanistan and the perspective of U.S. policy headed for Afghanistan cannot be in point of truth assessed exclusively of a nearer estimation of Afghanistan’s existing and emergent security, political, and economic landscapes—and their collision on U.S. strategic aims.
Highlights
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) established on 4th April 1949, in D.C Washington
The United States should uphold an active Indian role in Afghanistan to pack the latent security emptiness created by the drawdown of U.S and North Atlantic Treaty Organization troops
Though International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) ended its combat operations in Afghanistan at the end of 2014, some 1,200 NATO soldiers are still there with a role to enhance to defense capabilities of Afghan security institutions to fight terrorism
Summary
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) established on 4th April 1949, in D.C Washington. The United States is a fraction of an alliance of more than 100 countries and organizations that grant both protection and inhabitant support to Afghanistan. The United States should uphold an active Indian role in Afghanistan to pack the latent security emptiness created by the drawdown of U.S and North Atlantic Treaty Organization troops. European states and the US shared common values and traditions They were a natural stronghold of each other but after 9/11 NATO's aim did open to other parts of the world and proved to provide a strong military asset and base that would take anything to secure the US interest. It can bomb but we are talking about fairly sustained firefights between the substantial formation of Taliban fighters and NATO troops with significant loss of lives on both sides”
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