I think for a variety of reasons we have heard discussed at great detail here today, a counterinsurgency strategy is just not sustainable and is not likely, no matter how many years we pursue it, to succeed in developing a truly secure and stable Afghanistan.
Chris Coons: “I think for a variety of reasons we have heard discussed at great detail here today, a counterinsurgency strategy is…”
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Coons argues against the sustainability of a counterinsurgency strategy in Afghanistan.
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