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This cut-and-run policy will leave the country trapped in a conflict with the Taliban and fail the casualties of war If Donald Trump has his way a “peace agreement” in Afghanistan will be finalised in the coming days. It’s a sure bet the US president will claim noisy, personal credit for ending one of America’s longest wars. Knowing him, he may even hail it as the “deal of the century” – despite having already accorded that boastful accolade to his failed North Korea summitry. But the world, as always, should beware a Trump bearing gifts. It will deliver what candidate Trump most wants – a path home for 14,000 American troops before next year’s US election Related: Trump’s foreign policy is dominated by his childish desire to ‘win’ Related: The Guardian view on Afghanistan: war and peace talks | Editorial Continue reading…
