Al Qaeda's Disruption
For two decades, Al Qaeda struggled to regain its foothold, thanks in part to the efforts of conventional forces and Afghan commandos who took charge after 2014. This period saw significant advancements, including nearly 8 million children attending school and a resurgence of civil society. The local agriculture and dispute resolution mechanisms also began to flourish, indicating a path toward stability and growth in the region.In this clip
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