On the recordJanuary 14, 2020
More than 2,000 American lives lost and thousands more wounded, more than 60 thousand Afghan deaths.
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congress.govMore than 2,000 American lives lost and thousands more wounded, more than 60 thousand Afghan deaths.
Engel emphasizes the human cost of the Afghanistan conflict.
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