World leaders call for continued humanitarian support to Afghanistan
KABUL (Pajhwok): Some world leaders on the UN General Assembly’s (UNGA) floor have stressed over the continuation of humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan, creation of .
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KABUL (Pajhwok): Some world leaders on the UN General Assembly’s (UNGA) floor have stressed over the continuation of humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan, creation of .
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Politically they're a mess and call for afghan leaders to get themselves together in kabul. for example, no defense minister. >> steve, at one point maine had the highest rate of casualties in afghanistan. this war feels very close, obviously, to folks here in maine. so, if president trump does decide to add more boots on the ground, potentially 4,000 more u.s. troops as we've been talking about here, how is that going to go over with folks at this state? >> that's a good question. i think one of the -- when he was campaigning the idea of pulling out of military conflicts, i think, really reso...
Tonight? >> i think so. that's what we're hearing and i think they're anxiously awaiting that. not only committed a lot of troops to afghanistan. we have the highest, one of the highest percentage of veterans per capita in the united states. so, veterans issues, military issue is very important here. >> doug, let me ask you this. i had a chance to sit down with angus king, you'll see it later in the show. i talked to him about afghanistan. if the president puts more troops on the ground, would you support that? he said depends on what they're there to do. the best option for u.s. force physica...
Ensure that it's never a haven for any groups, that the government controls it, well, it's an entirely different strategy. that's focusing on building the afghanistan government, the afghan military. that's a much, much longer timeline. but it's the only way you can ensure that you're not having to do counterterrorism in the country forever. >> doug ollavant, thank you very much for being with us live from washington. >> thank you. >> you're coming back, don't go too far. you should be because it's pretty impressive here. two senators from this state have seen two administrations debate what...