Most Responsible Top Politicians Will Be Quoted in Independent Afghanistan Investigation, But 'Damage Is Done'

An independent inquiry into Denmark's military engagement in Afghanistan is moving forward, with indications that the report will be published after a period of uncertainty regarding its release and potential redactions.

Sources suggest that a majority of the top politicians who held responsibility during the Danish mission are now prepared to be quoted in the investigation. This willingness to engage with the independent inquiry marks a significant development after earlier doubts about the report's accessibility.

Despite the progress in the investigation, a prevailing sentiment suggests that the critical phase of the mission has passed, and the consequences are already felt. The phrase "the damage has already been done" reflects a sense of resignation or acknowledgment of the mission's irreversible impacts.

The investigation aims to provide an objective account of Denmark's involvement in Afghanistan, a complex and lengthy military commitment. The willingness of key political figures to participate and be quoted indicates a potential for greater transparency regarding the decisions and outcomes of the war effort.

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the damage has already been done