New Allies: US-Taliban Fighting ISIS-K
July 6, 2024
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as posted by the channelMike Baker engages speaks with Retired Army Lt. Col Tony Shaffer about the recent news that the US government is considering collaborating with the Taliban in Afghanistan to gather intelligence and combat the terror group ISIS-K. They examine the potential implications of such cooperation, the strategic benefits and risks, and what this means for US foreign policy and security in the region. Tony Shaffer provides his expert military perspective on this controversial topic.
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