Afghanistan Is Now a Safe Haven For ISIS. And Washington Wants to Keep It That Way
ISIS is being pushed out of Syria and Iraq, but they are gaining ground in Afghanistan. Why isn’t Washington doing something about it?
BECAUSE CIA-MI6 WANT TO KEEP A READY RESERVE OF "MUSLIM TERRORISTS" TO DEPLOY ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD
Rudy Panko
Mon, Feb 13, 2017
Russia-Insider
Russia is hosting a conference in Moscow this week that will bring together Afghanistan, Pakistan, China, India and Iran to discuss a possible solution to the seemingly never-ending conflict in Afghanistan.
The summit is meant to bring all “regional stakeholders” to the table. And there’s a very good reason why NATO and the United States aren’t invited: 1. They’re incapable of cleaning up the mess they started and 2. It’s clear they have no interest in addressing the deteriorating security situation facing Afghanistan, and by extension, the entire region.
ISIS is being pushed out of Syria and Iraq, but they are gaining ground in Afghanistan. And Washington’s unwillingness to take meaningful action to prevent the terrorist group from establishing a foothold in Afghanistan is perhaps the primary reason why these regional players have decided that something must be done.
Last month it was reported that ISIS had established itself along Afghanistan’s northeastern border:
FULL STORY: http://russia-insider.com/en/afghanistan-now-safe-haven-isis-and-washington-wants-keep-it-way/ri18908
ISIS is being pushed out of Syria and Iraq, but they are gaining ground in Afghanistan. Why isn’t Washington doing something about it?
BECAUSE CIA-MI6 WANT TO KEEP A READY RESERVE OF "MUSLIM TERRORISTS" TO DEPLOY ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD
Rudy Panko
Mon, Feb 13, 2017
Russia-Insider
Russia is hosting a conference in Moscow this week that will bring together Afghanistan, Pakistan, China, India and Iran to discuss a possible solution to the seemingly never-ending conflict in Afghanistan.
The summit is meant to bring all “regional stakeholders” to the table. And there’s a very good reason why NATO and the United States aren’t invited: 1. They’re incapable of cleaning up the mess they started and 2. It’s clear they have no interest in addressing the deteriorating security situation facing Afghanistan, and by extension, the entire region.
ISIS is being pushed out of Syria and Iraq, but they are gaining ground in Afghanistan. And Washington’s unwillingness to take meaningful action to prevent the terrorist group from establishing a foothold in Afghanistan is perhaps the primary reason why these regional players have decided that something must be done.
Last month it was reported that ISIS had established itself along Afghanistan’s northeastern border:
FULL STORY: http://russia-insider.com/en/afghanistan-now-safe-haven-isis-and-washington-wants-keep-it-way/ri18908