The correct answer is B. Attack against the Taliban and al-Qaeda
Explanation:
During Clinton's administration (1993-2001) foreign issues focused on military intervention against the Taliban and al-Qaeda. On August 20th of 1998, the Operation Infinite Reach was carried out as cruise missiles struck in the bases of al-Qaeda in Khost, Afganistan and a pharmaceutical factory in Khartoum, Sudan, this aimed at killing Bin Laden and destroying a supposed factory of chemical weapons, however, Bin Laden was not killed. Also, this operation was against the Taliban who ruled Afganistan from 1996 to 2001 and thus, protected al-Qaeda, especially by the Taliban leader Mullah Omar. Additionally, further operations were planned but not executed. Thus, Clinton's foreign policies included attacks against the Taliban and al-Qaeda.
