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How many US troops are in Iraq and Afghanistan June 2010?
There are 83,970 troops in Iraq, and 78,430 in Afghanistan.
Why shouldn't Australian troops be in Iraq and Afghanistan?
To help them
Should Australian troops be in Iraq and Afghanistan?
it depends on your opinion.
When will troops be reduced in Afghanistan?
Obama stated, during his campaign, that troops would increase in Afghanistan and go down in Iraq. Neither has occurred.
Has Barack Obama ever declared war?
Yes and no. He did not start any wars, but he inherited two wars from President Bush. Mr. Obama ended most of the US involvement in Iraq and brought the vast majority of the troops home in 2011. He is currently overseeing the end of US involvement in Afghanistan, and expects most of the troops to be home by next year.
How many troops did Obama pull out of Iraq?
He has taken out most of the troops and sent them to Afghanistan for peace keeping
Is the United Kingdom fighting in the Middle East?
Britain currently has troops in both Iraq & Afghanistan
What countries are the US currently sending troops to?
The United States is currently sending our troops to Libya, Afghanistan, and Iraq. South Korea, Japan, Germany, England, Italy, Turkey, Israel, and several others.
What wars did Obama stop?
During his presidency, Barack Obama implemented policies to wind down the US involvement in wars, particularly in Iraq and Afghanistan. He withdrew US troops from Iraq in 2011, fulfilling a promise to end the war there. In Afghanistan, Obama announced a drawdown of troops, aiming to end combat operations by the end of 2014. However, it is worth noting that the situation in both countries remains complex and conflicts continue despite the efforts to reduce US military presence.
Who fights the war today?
us, Afghanistan, Iraq
What are the US troops duties in Afghanistan?
Security and the training of the Afghanistan National Army.
What did President George W Bush's deployment of US troops to Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003 represent?
the president taking military action with a statement of congressional support.
