Afghanistan mission

The Afghanistan mission primarily involved international efforts, led mainly by the United States, to stabilize the country after decades of conflict. It aimed to dismantle terrorist groups like al-Qaeda, support the development of a stable government, and promote security and development for Afghan citizens. Over time, the focus shifted from military intervention to training Afghan security forces and facilitating peace negotiations. The mission sought to prevent Afghanistan from being a safe haven for terrorism, while helping the country build a sustainable peace and governance framework.