AFGHANISTAN: Does the Siege of Hotel Intercontinental Herald the Fall of Kabul?
Breathtaking view from Intercontinental Hotel, Kabul. (Photo: Andre Vltchek)
Andre Vltchek
RT OpEdge
Breathtaking view from Intercontinental Hotel, Kabul. (Photo: Andre Vltchek)
Andre Vltchek
RT OpEdge
Afghanistan is now facing mortal danger. It has to survive, but it is not clear how it can manage.
Hotel Intercontinental in Kabul, which was attacked by gunmen last Saturday, used to fit like a glove, like a grandmother’s couch. Outside, the war has been raging. Millions of Afghan lives were aimlessly broken, hundreds of thousands lost. The price of more than 16 years of NATO occupation has exceeded $1 trillion, but instead of bringing peace and prosperity, it has reduced Afghanistan to rubble.