Add a paragraph shared by Professor Zhai Dongsheng, Vice Dean of the School of International Relations of the National People's University: "I once heard a retired US military officer talk about his daily situation in Afghanistan: "Usually we hide in huge fortress-like military camps and do not go out. Sometimes A guerrilla attack in the middle of the night was nothing more than throwing a small rocket to frighten us. Most of the time, the Americans could not be killed. But once the Americans were killed or wounded, we paid the leaders of the tribal armed forces and asked them to help catch the attackers. Most of the time, within a few days, an assailant who does not know the truth or not will be caught, and the body will be hung on a high pole by the bazaar, as an example. "I asked him, isn't it because you are paying protection money to the local armed forces? I replied, yes, that's how it is. I had never thought that there would be such a useless occupation army, which is ridiculous, but think about it carefully. It is also reasonable. After all, the painful lesson of the Vietnam War for American politicians is: it doesn’t matter to spend some money, but American domestic public opinion cannot tolerate too many soldiers casualties. I asked, why do you have to stay there for so long? Answered, face-saving And credit, and no politicians are willing to bear the direct responsibility for defeat.” In the film, the captain of the sniper complained about “what kind of battle are we fighting?” This is the same potential feeling.
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