Never! This is their 4th attempt, British often come to Afghanistan after their last defeat to take revenge either taking over it foreign policy, during a line to divide the unconquerable Afghans via durand line, or creating Pakistan for being humiliated by the Afghans.
British imperialist interests in Persia and Afghanistan were challenged by the ottoman empire.
the ottoman empire
Either Afghanistan, Iraq, Cyprus, Zimbabwe
No, Afghanistan was not part of the Ottoman Empire. The Ottomans primarily controlled territories in Southeast Europe, Western Asia, and North Africa. Afghanistan was historically influenced by various empires, including the Persian Empire and the British Empire, but it remained largely independent and was never integrated into the Ottoman territories.
During the British Empire, Afghanistan primarily exported a variety of goods, including opium, fruits such as pomegranates and melons, and textiles like carpets and shawls. The region was also known for its precious stones, particularly lapis lazuli. Additionally, Afghanistan's strategic location made it a crucial trade corridor, facilitating the exchange of goods between the British Indian Empire and Central Asia.
Afghanistan has been a country for over 200 years, since it gained independence from the British Empire in 1919.
Northwest - in the days of the British empire this region was known as "The Northwestern Frontier".
Yes, under the Persian King Darius, Afghanistan was part of the Persian Empire because of his conquests for expanding the empire.
The battle between the British and the Afghanistan army began in 1842. After the British were defeated overwhelmingly, the British pulled out.
The Afghanistan
Britain Although Afghanistan was never part of the British Empire, it gained its independence from Britain after the signing of the Anglo-Afghan Treaty in 1919 – a treaty that granted complete neutral relations between Afghanistan and Britain.
No, Afghanistan is not a British colony. It was never fully colonized by Britain, although it was subject to British influence during the 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly during the Anglo-Afghan Wars. Afghanistan gained independence from British control in 1919, following the Third Anglo-Afghan War. Today, Afghanistan is a sovereign nation.