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Erika Simpson and Sakhi Naimpoor

Why buffer zones could combat the ongoing war in Afghanistan

  •  With the rapid advance of Taliban insurgents, all the provincial capitals in the provinces of Herat, Kandahar, Kunduz, and Mazar-e-Sharif are threatened and targeted.
Opinion | BY ERIKA SIMPSON AND SAKHI NAIMPOOR | August 12, 2021
Master Corporal Daniel Choong and Lieutenant Commander Gina Connor pictured Oct. 30, 2013, during firing practice in Kabul, Afghanistan during Operation Attention. Afghanistan requires buffer zones that lead to political settlements, instead of war, so as to attain lasting peace and development, write Erika Simpson and Sakhi Naimpoo. DND photograph by Sgt. Norm McLean

Why buffer zones could combat the ongoing war in Afghanistan

Opinion | BY ERIKA SIMPSON AND SAKHI NAIMPOOR | August 12, 2021
  •  With the rapid advance of Taliban insurgents, all the provincial capitals in the provinces of Herat, Kandahar, Kunduz, and Mazar-e-Sharif are threatened and targeted.

Why buffer zones could combat the ongoing war in Afghanistan

Opinion | BY ERIKA SIMPSON AND SAKHI NAIMPOOR | August 12, 2021
  •  With the rapid advance of Taliban insurgents, all the provincial capitals in the provinces of Herat, Kandahar, Kunduz, and Mazar-e-Sharif are threatened and targeted.
Master Corporal Daniel Choong and Lieutenant Commander Gina Connor pictured Oct. 30, 2013, during firing practice in Kabul, Afghanistan during Operation Attention. Afghanistan requires buffer zones that lead to political settlements, instead of war, so as to attain lasting peace and development, write Erika Simpson and Sakhi Naimpoo. DND photograph by Sgt. Norm McLean
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