THE CONSEQUENCES OF WITHDRAWAL OF INTERNATIONAL FORCES FROM AFGHANISTAN (AFGHAN PEACE PROCESS)

2021

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DOI 10.48371/ismo.2021.43.1.007
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Abstract

This article is about the consequences following the full-scale withdrawal of international force from Afghanistan as well as aid cutoff. In this regard, the purpose of this work is to determine the importance of the presence of international forces in Afghanistan. We also want to introduce our analysis about the possible future of the country after the withdrawal of international forces considering that Afghanistan could become a shelter of terrorists again and it could entail for Afghans and the region a huge challenge in their development. With 19 years of international forces presence in Afghanistan, the security situation and political challenges in Afghanistan have not improved and have already worsened. With the peace process and the completely withdrawal of international troops from Afghanistan and the ending of their military and financial cooperation with the government and the Afghan National Army, it can be said that the government of Afghanistan may once again collapse by the extreme Taliban, which is a big threat to the region and the world