Soviet troop withdrawal from Afghanistan February 15, 1989

n the first three-month period, it was reported that some 50,183 foreign troops had withdrawn. Another 50,100 left between 15 August 1988 and 15 February 1989.

The whole time during the withdrawal over the border troop convoys were coming under attack by Afghan fighters. In all 523 Soviet soldiers were killed during the withdrawal.

The total withdrawal of all Soviet troops from Afghanistan was completed on 15 February 1989

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• End of cold war

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@quickquakeshake (3) We are not coming back here How many of us died in this long raid? And the? job isn't finished but ... We're going away..going away ... going away Good bye mountains, only you know What price we paid here What enemy we didn't finish What friends we left here ... music group is KASKAD the name of song is GOING? AWAY

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@quickquakeshake (2) Good bye, mountains, only you know What we've had And what we've given away How our hopes and our grief Are going to live between the people now? Our biographies, a few lines for each (not sure how to translate) We're going away from the East,? going away, going away Good bye mountains, only you know What was our glory What was our pain How are you, the land of Afghanistan, are going to pay for the tears of mothers?

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@quickquakeshake I didnt made the traduction, I had it from the same video in another post: Good bye, mountains, only you know What price? we paid What was our revenge What friends we left behind We're going away from the East Going away from the East Going away ... Split the drink for three,my friend That's how many of us survived from our recon unit... (then goes something im not sure how to translate) We're going away..going away...going away.

[quickquakeshake]

Can anyone provide a translation of the lyrics. And what is the song called?

[ComixBlade]

the good days when america was hardcore and russia wasnt as corrupt