Continuing the war in afganistan

Name Professor Institution Date of submission Continuing war in Afghanistan War on Afghanistan is one of the most controversial affairs of the century. The United States Military, being a superpower and hence vested with the responsibility in ensuring that international security is addressed, have jutted the war. The war is sensitive issues since many allege that whatever efforts seem to keep the situation calm is simply containing the issue. This is simply a short-term remedy, implying that more efforts and concerns needed to be taken a notch higher than it is currently, to ensure that there are better approaches of meeting the current international security requirements. War in Afghanistan needs to be continued so as to bring the on-going security rows to a constant halt. First, continuation of war in Afghanistan is important since its initial aim has not been fully accomplished. Security within the boundaries of Afghanistan is in question following the inability by the country to resolve internal problems. The governance in the country is in jeopardy which means there needs to be an external intervention to resolve the issues. If left unattended, this issue could raise blows and end up interfering peaceful attempts in the Middle East, where despite several attempts to come up with a working, mechanism, constant attacks have always been a drawback in the development process. Security is paramount especially with the current problems across the globe; In essence, it is very possible to come up with viable processes that could trigger the processes that are essentially contributory in the current security breaches (Rubin 126). Threats from atomic bomb operations are also issues that are crucial in the processes that have been employed in the understanding international security issues. Afghanistan’s policies are based on extreme reactions to political incidences. The country lacks regulatory procedures while undertaking state’s duties. War has affected effective processes within Afghanistan due to attacks that neither controlled nor planned. These have resulted in destructions within their own cities. Continuing war on them seems as a viable process within their borders. Attempts to extend similar attacks beyond their bonders are very dangerous processes that may lead to excruciating processes in enhancing a viable process of solving internal or external issues. Secondly, the country has barely healed from previous atrocities that were committed from previous governance. This, essentially, requires continuous monitoring and nurturing of the institutions of governance to an extent that will ensure full political recovery for the company. Afghanistan is of the countries that are lacking sound structures of governance. There has been very many problems within the country and many injustices have been committed for the citizens and even to external bodies. Continuation of the war is one of the ways that will ensure that legal processes are extended in an attempt to resolve the ongoing problems across the country. Involvement of United States and other countries could play a very important part in ensuring that denied justice is resolved (Shahrani, Nazif 221). There is a high likelihood that unless problems are resolved and justice attained, revenge will rule hence retaliations will ensue. This is a time that peace needs to be maintained to ensure that justice is granted to every individual across the globe. Leaving the country at its current position is very critical since it could trigger a huge political retaliation. The country is under political suppression. This implies that the country is entirely dependent on several processes that are crucial in the enhancement of a basic operational mechanism. Such mechanism is essential for the country since it will cause a very important reference point, which will enhance a better appreciation of the fact that external bodies are there for a cause. The battle is already on going hence, United States may commit a very huge mistake in case they withdraw from the current political proceedings in the country (Jones, Seth 107). Afghanistan is vulnerable and needs a process that will restore sanity within the country without leaving political, social and economic wounds as is currently the case. Essential approaches need to be undertaken s...