Five years after US withdrawal, Afghanistan still bears the legacy of America’s longest war
Abdullah Amirzada
Press TV, Kabul
Five years after the last American military aircraft left Afghanistan, the consequences of nearly two decades of war continue to shape the country.
From economic hardship to the policies that followed the withdrawal, Afghanistan is still dealing with the legacy of the United States' longest war.
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