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The Anglo Soviet invasion of Iran
Britain and the Soviet Union invaded Iran in 1941 to secure unfettered access both to Iranian oil fields and the Persian corridor, a supply line from the Persian Gulf via Iran to the Soviet Union, which was under unrelenting attack by Nazi Germany.
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Foreign Policy3 years ago
Putin: Only result of US war in Afghanistan has been 'tragedies, losses'
Russia's President Vladimir Putin says the outcome of the United States' 20-year war and occupation in Afghanistan has been nothing but "tragedies and losses."
Putin: Only result of US war in Afghanistan has been 'tragedies, losses'
Afghanistan3 years ago
Former Soviet leader Gorbachev: Lessons for US in Afghan failure
Mikhail Gorbachev​​​​​​​, Russia’s last Soviet-era leader, slams the US military invasion of Afghanistan as doomed from the outset.
Former Soviet leader Gorbachev: Lessons for US in Afghan failure
Interviews3 years ago
US involvement in Afghanistan became no-win situation: Academic
The US is withdrawing troops from Afghanistan because its involvement there became a no-win situation, according to an American academic.
US involvement in Afghanistan became no-win situation: Academic
Afghanistan3 years ago
‘A failure’: Russia mocks logic of US conduct in Afghanistan
Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokeswoman slams the US war in Afghanistan as a “failure,” insisting that Washington never reported to the UN Security Council on its conduct there.
‘A failure’: Russia mocks logic of US conduct in Afghanistan
Iraq3 years ago
Iraq seeking to recoup $150bn stolen since US invasion
Iraqi President Saleh says the country is legislating to recover $150bn in money stolen since US invasion.
Iraq seeking to recoup $150bn stolen since US invasion
Afghanistan4 years ago
Afghan officials leave for Doha to resume talks with Taliban
Afghan government officials and Taliban representatives are set to resume a second round of talks in the Qatari capital, Doha.
Afghan officials leave for Doha to resume talks with Taliban
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