On the recordNovember 7, 2017
Since 2001, we have provided over $100 billion of economic and security assistance to Afghanistan, not to mention the blood and treasure of fighting the war.
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congress.govSince 2001, we have provided over $100 billion of economic and security assistance to Afghanistan, not to mention the blood and treasure of fighting the war.
Sherman highlights the extensive U.S. financial and military support to Afghanistan since 2001.
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