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Video: Taliban Inspect US Choppers After American Forces Exit Afghanistan
Taliban fighters enter a hangar in Kabul airport soon after the United States military left Afghanistan and start examining Chinook helicopters, in a video that has been shared on social media.
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As US Troops Leave Afghanistan, New Questions For Biden Administration
For the first time since 2001 there are no American troops in Afghanistan after the United States completed the evacuation of most of its citizens and thousands of at-risk Afghans.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis LIVE Updates: Taliban Celebrate Victory As Last US Troops Leave Afghanistan
The Taliban joyously fired guns into the air and offered words of reconciliation on Tuesday, as they celebrated defeating the United States and returning to power after two decades of war that devastated Afghanistan.
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Last US Soldier Leaves Afghanistan, Ending America's Longest War
The US military has completed its withdrawal from Afghanistan to end a brutal 20-year war -- one that started and ended with the hardline Islamist Taliban in power, despite billions of dollars spent trying to rebuild the conflict-wracked country.
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250 Americans Still Trying To Leave Afghanistan, Says State Department
Around 250 Americans are still trying to leave Afghanistan with just days left before a Tuesday deadline for the withdrawal of US troops from the nation, said US State Department on Sunday (local time).
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Afghan Government Bans American Journalist From Leaving Country
The Afghan attorney general's office has barred a New York Times reporter from leaving the country after the paper ran a story about ministry and palace officials discussing plans to form an interim government if an election deadlock continues.
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US Marines to wind down operations in Afghanistan in 2012
US Marines are all set to march out of Afghanistan next year. General James F Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps, said in an interview that the number of Marines in the Helmand province will drop "markedly" in 2012, and the role of those who stay will shift from countering the insurgency to training and advising the Afghan security forces.
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Video: Taliban Inspect US Choppers After American Forces Exit Afghanistan
Taliban fighters enter a hangar in Kabul airport soon after the United States military left Afghanistan and start examining Chinook helicopters, in a video that has been shared on social media.
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As US Troops Leave Afghanistan, New Questions For Biden Administration
For the first time since 2001 there are no American troops in Afghanistan after the United States completed the evacuation of most of its citizens and thousands of at-risk Afghans.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis LIVE Updates: Taliban Celebrate Victory As Last US Troops Leave Afghanistan
The Taliban joyously fired guns into the air and offered words of reconciliation on Tuesday, as they celebrated defeating the United States and returning to power after two decades of war that devastated Afghanistan.
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Last US Soldier Leaves Afghanistan, Ending America's Longest War
The US military has completed its withdrawal from Afghanistan to end a brutal 20-year war -- one that started and ended with the hardline Islamist Taliban in power, despite billions of dollars spent trying to rebuild the conflict-wracked country.
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250 Americans Still Trying To Leave Afghanistan, Says State Department
Around 250 Americans are still trying to leave Afghanistan with just days left before a Tuesday deadline for the withdrawal of US troops from the nation, said US State Department on Sunday (local time).
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Afghan Government Bans American Journalist From Leaving Country
The Afghan attorney general's office has barred a New York Times reporter from leaving the country after the paper ran a story about ministry and palace officials discussing plans to form an interim government if an election deadlock continues.
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US Marines to wind down operations in Afghanistan in 2012
US Marines are all set to march out of Afghanistan next year. General James F Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps, said in an interview that the number of Marines in the Helmand province will drop "markedly" in 2012, and the role of those who stay will shift from countering the insurgency to training and advising the Afghan security forces.
