What was the United States’ response to the Soviet Union’s presence in Afghanistan?

The United States sent troops to join the anti-government forces in Afghanistan.
The United States provided weapons to support anti-government groups in Afghanistan.
The United States decided to take a neutral position regarding the Soviet Union’s actions.
The United States sent a diplomat to Afghanistan to express concern about the Soviet Union’s actions.

I would say the last option

Explanation:

If this is near the cold war time

the answer is b

Explanation: it's correct on the quiz

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