The Taliban wants to use stolen Pakistani nuclear weapons to force America out of Afghanistan and return to power in Kabul. Can Russian agents and American special forces stop the Taliban in time?
Three Russian agents are trying to stop nuclear weapons stolen from Pakistan by the Taliban. The Taliban wants to use the stolen weapons to force America out of Afghanistan for good, and return to power in Kabul. Will nuclear strikes in multiple locations across Afghanistan let them succeed? Or can Russian agents and American special forces stop the Taliban in time?
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Three Russian agents are trying to stop nuclear weapons stolen from Pakistan by the Taliban. The Taliban wants to use the stolen weapons to force America out of Afghanistan for good, and return to power in Kabul. Will nuclear strikes in multiple locations across Afghanistan let them succeed? Or can Russian agents and American special forces stop the Taliban in time?
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Reviews for "The End of America’s War in Afghanistan"
To Ronald Hull- I can’t respond too specifically without giving away the plot. However, I can say that I was careful to title the book The End of America’s War in Afghanistan. Not necessarily the end of fighting in Afghanistan- but definitely the end of America’s involvement.
It’s worth remembering that conflict in Afghanistan has a long history prior to America’s intervention. Nobody could guarantee that fighting wouldn’t continue after America left- no matter who was trying to rule from Kabul at that point.
From the brief description, I see no "end" to hostilities, but an escalation. But I'm sure you have come up with some unique way to have a final ending to what has been a very long and protracted frustration with bringing Afghanistan back into the realm of democratic nations. You seem to be quite courageous in tackling some of the most pressing potential war issues we are faced with. Hopefully, any good ideas you propose, may be picked up by the powers that be and implemented.
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