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dutch777

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5. It will be interesting to see how the new regime deals with this and the international justice system

Reply to Richard D (Original post)

Mon Dec 23, 2024, 07:25 PM

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The new guys, given they were former associates of Al Quaeda, are no princes. But they do seem to be trying to be a uniting force that at least so far, seems more benign than the Taliban. I don't hold out much hope but would be a nice change of pace. They know they need sanctions lifted to have any hope of getting meaningful foreign support $$$.

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