Atta Nasib

Global affairs | Security & geopolitics | Observations, analysis & occasional awkward jokes | Views my own

[Atta Nasib @NasibAtta]

I stepped away from X for a while.

I’m back because I miss the exchange of ideas.

Expect perspectives on Afghanistan, global affairs, security and U.S. policy — with occasional humor.

I’ll share what I know, question what I don’t, and try to keep it thoughtful.

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US military families ride 'roller coaster of emotions' over six months of Iran war https://t.co/wXJDtxRwWP https://t.co/wXJDtxRwWP

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@FFazly دقیقا ډاکټر صاحب! اصلي ستونزه همدا ده: زموږ سیاست لا هم د افغان ول�� د اړتیاوو پر ځای د نړیوالو د اجنډا له بدلون سره رنګ بدلوي. که تعامل وي که فشار، افغانان باید د نورو د سیاست وسیله نه، بلکې د خپل سیاسي برخلیک اصلي تصمیم‌نیونکي وي.

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The intentions may have been noble, but Russian involvement in Afghanistan in 2001 would have drawn ire across the spectrum, with memories of the Soviet war still fresh. Afghanistan's descent into decay began with the Soviet intervention, and Russia has much to atone for.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, referring to the September 11, 2001 attacks, said Moscow was ready at the time to cooperate with the United States in combating terrorism in Afghanistan.
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