What is more of a threat to the long-term stability of Afghanistan? Is it the current inability of the Afghan Government to deal with its own internal struggles, i.e., corruption, or is it ISIS, Al Qaeda, the other group you mentioned, or the Taliban?
Tom Udall: “What is more of a threat to the long-term stability of Afghanistan? Is it the current inability of the Afghan Government…”
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Udall questions the main threats to Afghanistan's stability.
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