Talk:Invasions of Afghanistan

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Wow! Do we want this informal opening in an encyclopedia?

On the other hand, it works very well.

Paul, in Saudi

"...which may have led to the dissolution of Soviet communism."

That sounds like stretching it a bit, doesn't it? I'd think it sooner was the other way around; the fall of communism prompting withdrawal from Afghanistan? – Rafiki ^(talk) 13:29, 15 Feb 2005 (UTC)

---British Invasions?---

What about the British invasions of Afghanistan? I believe they were the Anglo-Afghan Wars...