Question

According to President Carter, why is the Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan a threat to stability? Select all that apply.

It threatens the sovereignty of European nations.
It threatens the nations of Iran and Pakistan.
It threatens the world’s oil supply.
It threatens the United Nations.
It threatens Afghanistan's grain production.

Answer 1

The answer is actually B & C .

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Answer 2

The correct answers are B) It threatens the nations of Iran and Pakistan. C) It threatens the world’s oil supply.

According to President Carter, the Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan was a threat to stability because "It threatens the nations of Iran and Pakistan" and "it threatens the world’s oil supply."

The troops of the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in December 1979. They stayed there until February 1989, 10 long years in the region! The Soviet Union sent its troops to support the government of Afghanistan in fighting insurgents and rebel groups such as the mujahideen that reived the support of the United States. US President Jimmy Carter considered that the Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan was a threat to stability because it threatened Iran and Pakistan, and it threatened the world’s oil supply.