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It's today explained I'm Halima Shah sitting in for Sean Ramis firm today.

Almost a quarter of Americans only know a world in which the US was at war in Afghanistan.

Almost half of Afghans were born into that war.

And just days ago President Trump announced that after nearly two decades of waging that war,

Americans are exiting Afghanistan and only leaving 2500 troops behind.

Andrew Quilty is a journalist in Kabul and he's been following Trump's efforts to end America's forever war.

Trump's attempts to end the war I suppose realistically began before he came to office.

This destructive cycle of intervention in chaos must finally folks come to an end.

He campaigned on ending as he calls him the endless wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and in Syria at the time.

We're a humanitarian nation but the legacy of the Obama Clinton interventions will be weakness, confusion and disarray a mess.

But his attempts started to come into effect in 2018 when he sent a peace envoy to Doha, Qatar to start negotiating with the Taliban.

The Taliban, the Afghan government and the US envoy held three days of talks in Qatar.

The talks were aimed at renewing the peace process in Afghanistan and eventually winding down America's longest war.

This was something that the US had refused to do to acknowledge the Taliban regime and to negotiate a peace with them for as we know nearly 20 years now.

After 18 months of talks and nearly two decades of war, the US and the Afghan Taliban have just signed a longer way to deal, aimed at paving the way to peace and the departure of foreign troops.

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