US Officials, Former Ambassadors: Bush Admin Ignored Warnings On Afghanistan

New York Times:

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice defended the administration's policy, saying, "I don't buy the argument that Afghanistan was starved of resources." Yet she said: "I don't think the U.S. government had what it needed for reconstructing a country. We did it ad hoc in the Balkans, and then in Afghanistan, and then in Iraq."

In interviews, three former American ambassadors to Afghanistan were more critical of Washington's record.

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