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July 2005
United States General Accounting Office. Afghanistan Reconstruction: Despite Some Progress, Deteriorating Security and Other Obstacles Continue to Threaten Achievement of U.S. Goals. (July 2005)
In October 2001, coalition forces forcibly removed the Taliban regime from Afghanistan, responding to their protection of al Qaeda terrorists who attacked the United States. This report to Congress analyzes progress on implementation of U.S. humanitatian, development, and counternarcotics assistance...
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