The US Congress has formed a commission to look into what mistakes were made during the 20-years war in Afghanistan.
“The Commission shall conduct a comprehensive assessment of the war in Afghanistan and make recommendations to inform future operations with tactical and strategic lessons learned, including the impact of troop increases and decreases and date-certain deadlines,” the legislation said.
President Joe Biden also reiterated that issue should be investigated within three years.
The commission will also examine the steps taken by Biden’s three predecessors and what mistakes they might have made in handling Afghan crisis.
The US Congress has also recommended a $768 billion defense package approved by the House of Representatives and the Senate. It would include nearly $28 billion for a nuclear weapons programs, training, equipment, command and control, advisory efforts and situational awareness.
