The documentary critically examines the U.S. mission in Afghanistan over two decades, concluding this extensive intervention resulted in failure. Despite an expenditure exceeding $2.3 trillion and immense human cost, the U.S. did not establish a resilient Afghan state or military. Featuring insights from various stakeholders, including Taliban officials and American military personnel, the film explores the consequences of the war, the cultural missteps made, and the lasting challenges Afghanistan faces with the Taliban's resurgence. It raises broader questions about imperialism and the complexities of nation-building efforts.
The US failed to achieve its objectives of building a stable Afghan state and military capable of resisting the Taliban despite spending over $2.3 trillion.
Despite the sacrifices made in lives and resources, the mission has raised questions on the efficacy of interventionism and the complexities of nation-building.
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