On the recordMarch 14, 2016
USAID, not counting the other trillions of dollars we spend, has spent over $17 billion since 2002 on development projects in Afghanistan, even though there are increasing problems with oversight.
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Leahy highlights the significant U.S. spending on Afghan development amidst oversight issues.
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