The Fall of Kabul: A Tragedy Worse Than Saigon, a Warning Japan Can't Ignore

In Vietnam then and in Afghanistan now, the United States unilaterally ended its pledge to help defend the government. That's bad news for Japan and other allies that rely on U.S. security commitments.

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