The Soviet war in Afghanistan was often equated with the U. S. conflict in

1) world war 1

2) Vietnam

3) world war ll

4) Korea

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Burns

30 December, 02:30

The Soviet war in Afghanistan was often equated with the U. S. conflict in

1) world war 1

2) Vietnam

3) world war ll

4) Korea

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Crystal Hobbs · Answer 1

Vietnam because at that time they were at war with them.

Landyn Kline · Answer 2

Correct answer:

2) Vietnam

Explanation:

The Washington Post reported in 1988, after the USSR had been struggling in its war with the Afghans for nearly a decade: "Afghanistan is Russia's Vietnam - - possibly with even greater consequences for the Soviet Union." Much like the United States struggled in unfamiliar territory against a highly motivated enemy in Vietnam, the USSR found it could not win in Afghanistan.

The Soviet war in Afghanistan was often equated with the U. S. conflict in1) world war 12) Vietnam3) world war ll4) Korea

The Soviet war in Afghanistan was often equated with the U. S. conflict in

1) world war 1

2) Vietnam

3) world war ll

4) Korea