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Afghanistan: Exit from the quagmire
'Warrior Falcon' has happily fired rockets for whoever has been in power.

Afghanistan Assignment: Security forces (2009)
Patrick Gower talks to the Afghani Air Force commander and two police recruits about protecting their country. (July 2009)

Suicide donkeys part of life in Kabul
Watch out for donkeys - they could be rigged with bombs.

UK public: Afghan war is unwinnable
A majority of the British public believes that the war in Afghanistan is unwinnable.