War in Afghanistan (by Polish forces)

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War in Afghanistan (by Polish forces) refers to Poland’s military involvement in the NATO-led mission in Afghanistan, where Polish troops conducted combat and stabilization operations primarily in Ghazni and other provinces from the early 2000s onward.


Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf foreign military intervention
military operation
alliedWith Afghan National Army
Afghan National Police
United States Armed Forces
approximateNumberOfTroops up to about 2600 Polish soldiers at peak
belligerent Al-Qaeda
Taliban
insurgent groups in Ghazni Province
casualties dozens of Polish soldiers killed
hundreds of Polish soldiers wounded
commandStructure Polish Operational Command of the Armed Forces
country Poland
endTime 2014
followedBy Polish participation in NATO Resolute Support Mission in Afghanistan
hasPart Polish Military Contingent in Afghanistan
Polish Special Forces operations in Afghanistan
Provincial Reconstruction Team activities
Task Force White Eagle
combat patrols and counterinsurgency operations
stabilization operations in Ghazni
training of Afghan National Security Forces
legalBasis United Nations Security Council resolutions on ISAF
decisions of the Government of Poland
location Afghanistan
mainAreaOfOperations Ghazni Province
Kandahar Province
Paktika Province
Wardak Province
notableUnit 10th Armoured Cavalry Brigade elements
GROM (Polish special forces unit)
JW Komandosów (Polish special forces unit)
objective combat Taliban insurgency
stabilization of Ghazni Province
support Afghan government
training and mentoring Afghan security forces
participant NATO
Polish Armed Forces
partOf NATO-led mission in Afghanistan
War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
result withdrawal of Polish combat troops by 2014
startTime 2002
typeOfParticipation combat operations
peacekeeping support
reconstruction support
stabilization operations
underCommandOf International Security Assistance Force
NATO

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
War in Afghanistan (by Polish forces) ("Polish Military Contingent in Afghanistan")
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