KABUL violations did not allow the country to come out of quagmire and anarchy.
The 36th anniversary of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan will be marked tomorrow (Sunday). A 120,000-strong red army equipped with sophisticated weaponry invaded Afghanistan and installed Babrak Karmal as president of the country.
The invasion was followed by uprisings in various parts of the country, sparking a bloody decade-long conflict that resulted in Soviet Union defeat and subsequent disintegration.
During the invasion, Afghanistan was turned into rubble . . .
