Asnād-i Afqānistān (tarīkh-i sirrī jang): Persian 1401

The American attack on Afghanistan in 2001, unlike the American war with Vietnam and Iraq, was partially supported by the American people. The goals of this campaign were clear at the beginning. That they were able to remove the Taliban from power, but they deviated from the path they had defined for their mission, the attention of the American army was distracted by the war it had launched in Iraq, and in Afghanistan, a swamp was practically created in which victory was not possible, but no leader He did not want a republic accept defeat, especially in a war that seemed justified at the beginning, that's why Bush, Obama, and Trump all increased the number of troops they sent to Afghanistan during their time, and without seeing any prospect of victory, they repeatedly announced that in They are progressing. The Afghanistan documents contain clear and accurate information from the words of those who had a direct role in the war; From the leaders of the White House and the Pentagon to the soldiers and aid workers who have been working on the front lines. They have admitted that the American government's strategies are unclear, the nation-building project in Afghanistan has hardly failed, and their allies in the Afghan government are involved in drugs and corruption. The documents published by the Washington Post show that President Bush at the time did not know the name of the Afghan war commander and did not even agree to meet with him. Donald Rumsfeld, the Secretary of Defense at the time, admitted that he had no insight into the fact that America's enemies Who are they in Afghanistan? Even his successor, Robert Gates, said: "We really didn't know anything about Al-Qaeda." According to Pentagon correspondent Nam Bowman, this book is a clear indictment against the deceptions, mistakes, and arrogance of the senior military officials of the United States, which makes their mistakes not to be forgotten for a long time, and the image of this war is completely changed in the eyes of everyone.