August 13, 2021
What should the U.S. role in Afghanistan be now?
Center for a New American Security senior fellow and director of the Indo-Pacific Security program Lisa Curtis offers insight on PBS Newshour into the future of Afghanistan and what the U.S. role will be.
Watch the full video from PBS Newshour.
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