Britain has the ``resources and resolve'' to succeed in Afghanistan, the Government has insisted after 10 years of war in the country, the Loughborough News reported Sunday.This week marks a decade since the US and UK launched the campaign known as Operation Enduring Freedom in the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks.And the British administration is offering a cautiously optimistic assessment, while acknowledging that mistakes have been made.A Foreign Office spokesman said: ``Progress over 10 years has been uneven. At times, the international community lacked a cohesive plan and adequate resources to respond to an insurgency more resilient and adaptable than anticipated.''
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Britain has 'resources and resolve to succeed'
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Brown warns of 'hard summer' in Afghanistan
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Britain, Pakistan agree on joint strategy to fight terrorism
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War in Afghanistan to end in 2014:
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Britain planned to train Taliban in Afghanistan
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War in Afghanistan destabilising Pakistan:
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Afghanistan is a Canadian mission:
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'Taliban a force to be reckoned with'
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``UK troops could be pulled out by 2009''
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``Diplomacy has prevailed, but pak should take credible action''
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'Time running out' in fight against Taliban:
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'Country to progress with continuity in policies'
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Britain's Brown sending more troops to Afghanistan
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US, Britain promoting terrorism in the region:
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'Tough to predict outcome of Libyan mission'
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Nepal made gains over decade despite conflict:
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Britain 'not engaged' with Taliban: