Tragic situation in Afghanistan 10 years after war

This week marks the 10th year the event the United States and NATO launched the war against terrorism on the territory of Afghanistan. 10 years after the war, people's lives have changed so much but the negative direction.

Asif Khan sat on a small white blanket in an abandoned movie theater in tears of despair. He could not find a job for his son without a bribe, even if he "know how to use computers." He could not make enough money to buy clothes, books, pens for 9 pairs of lifting her daughter to school kids. Great family that now lives inside lat lay abandoned cinema with an inert core steel ceiling, co ro in the cold because the windows had broken.

The people of Afghanistan reeling from war.

Join this miserable scene of Mr. Asif Khan is never expect to return home from Pakistan in 2001.Taliban regime collapsed, his family hopes to return to a life more beautiful, more prosperous. But now, even the hope of Asif Khan is no longer available.

10 years after the U.S. war in Afghanistan and NATO, a bleak picture all over the country for citizens, government officials, soldiers, disabled soldiers, as well as Taliban terrorists now, in contrast fully evaluated by the U.S. generals on the ground in Afghanistan.

The war is not entirely negative. According to UN reports, more schools were opened throughout the country with over 6 million students to school. Under the Taliban regime, girls are not allowed to grade. In addition, the mass media thrive with many newspapers and magazines and 10 television channels operate simultaneously.

But for the people of Afghanistan, it's a small step back two steps long. Afghanistan has failed in two main tasks is to ensure security and establish a unity government. Violence increased rapidly in the last few years with the attacks is increasingly blatant and widespread. In addition, corruption has become the victim hinder efforts to build an effective government in Afghanistan.

Rangina Hanidi daughter Kanhahar Haider Hamidi provincial governor said: "You know, now we do not know who to believe and be afraid of anything anymore. We are afraid of everyone. Each street has rules and its own rulers. I feel dangerous to leave the house. Frankly, I do not know what would happen to me when out there. "

Just months after the AP published the concerns of the girl, her father did not return ever since a suicide bomber.

Terrorism is not all. The people of Afghanistan also been depressed by the ultraconservative officials, the village elders in the tribe or even a neighbor if they violate the country's bad practices. Ehsanullah Khan live in fear and reservations of the scrotum by neighbors and the authorities gave her daughter to school. Finally, the family dug him to sell out ahead of constant death threats sent to people living in bewildered fear.

U.S. troops withdraw from Afghanistan.

And yet, according to UN figures, the number of attacks in the first quarter increased 39% over the same period last year. Meanwhile, in 2010 the bloodiest year of the foreign soldiers on duty in Afghanistan, with more than 700 people dead.

In recent months, even the U.S. Embassy and CIA headquarters in Kabul has also become targets of the bombings, showed instability growing rapidly. The character of the government and senior Afghan police often become targets for assassination by extremist organizations.

Despite great effort, but the peace talks always failed, even the head of the Peace Commission to negotiate and killed by a suicide bomber. The incident shows the lack in addressing the situation in Afghanistan on the negotiating table.

The government proved increasingly powerless to security issues, while going to withdraw all U.S. troops stationed on the water, push the Afghanistan situation was floating in a sea of ​​violence. Above all, civilians are the ones who suffer the worst consequences from this situation.

A decade after the war broke out, people's lives a little more freedom but their lives are at stake, plus the persistent poverty and terrorism by fighting. Not always the life of the tragic people of Afghanistan today, 10 years after the war the United States and NATO.