| Autor: |
Hennigan, W.j., Shah, Simmone, Popli, Nik |
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Time International (Atlantic Edition); 10/11/2021, Vol. 198 Issue 13/14, p42-42, 1p |
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Citing his own desire to end America's "forever wars", Trump ordered a full withdrawal from Somalia by Jan. 15, 2021, days before Biden was sworn in. In a remote corner of eastern Africa, behind tiers of razor wire and concrete blast walls, it's possible to get a glimpse of America's unending war on terrorism. Unlike with the Taliban, whose sheltering of al-Qaeda paved the way for 9/11, it's unclear what kind of damage an al-Shabab takeover could inflict on the U.S. A Pentagon inspector general report from November noted the group's threats to kidnap or kill Americans in neighboring Kenya. Despite President Joe Biden's pledges to end America's "forever wars", he doesn't plan a retreat from global counterterrorism missions. [Extracted from the article] |
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Complementary Index |
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