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NATO Ministers To Hold Video Talks On Afghanistan
NATO foreign ministers will hold an emergency videoconference on Friday to discuss the unfolding situation in Afghanistan and what steps they can take, the alliance's chief Jens Stoltenberg said.
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NATO Envoys To Hold Emergency Talks On Afghan Crisis On Tuesday
NATO envoys will hold emergency talks on Tuesday on the situation in Afghanistan as Western powers scramble to evacuate personnel from Kabul after the Taliban takeover, an alliance official said.
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NATO Says Afghanistan Withdrawal Has Begun
NATO has started the withdrawal of its mission from Afghanistan following a decision by President Joe Biden to bring US forces home, an alliance official said Thursday.
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Germany Plans To Pull Troops Out Of Afghanistan From July 4: Report
Germany's defence ministry on Wednesday said it planned to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan in early July, after the United States announced plans to pull out by September 11.
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NATO Withholds Key Information On Taliban Attacks: US Watchdog
NATO's US-led mission in Afghanistan is withholding key information about Taliban attacks, a US government watchdog said Friday, potentially making insights into the war harder just as the Pentagon slashes its troop presence.
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NATO Still Short Of Troops For Afghan Boost
NATO countries have still not agreed how many extra troops they will send to Afghanistan to boost local forces in their fight against the resurgent Taliban, the alliance's chief admitted Thursday
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Russia Denies NATO Charges Of Fueling Taliban In Afghanistan
Russia on Friday denied allegations by the commander of NATO that Moscow may be assisting the Taliban as the insurgents fight US and NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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NATO Ponders Future of Afghan Mission as Fatigue, Frustration Mount
NATO partners are considering ways of beefing up their training and assistance mission in Afghanistan as concern grows over the ability of local forces to fight an escalating insurgency by Taliban militants, according to officials in Brussels and Kabul.
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NATO Troops May Need to Stay Longer in Afghanistan: Germany
NATO troops may need to stay in Afghanistan for a longer period and any decision should be based on the situation on the ground, Germany defence minister said today, in an implicit criticism of the US time line.
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'Islamic States Fighters' Attack Afghan Police Posts: Officials
Self-proclaimed fighters from the Islamic State group have for the first time launched coordinated attacks on police checkpoints in an eastern Afghan province, officials said today.
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Afghanistan Leans on 'Abusive' Local Police as Taliban Advance
A peach-fuzzed teenager clad in camouflage fatigues, Mohammad Jawad could be mistaken for a boy scout - but he commands one of hundreds of Afghanistan's local anti-Taliban police units, accused of stoking insecurity.
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Taliban Claims NATO 'Defeat' in the 13-Year Afghan War
The Taliban responded scornfully today to the formal end of NATO's war in Afghanistan, describing the US-led mission as a "fire of barbarism and cruelty" that had drowned the country "in a pool of blood"
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NATO Air Strike Kills Five Civilians: Afghan Officials
Afghan officials said that a NATO air strikE, today, killed five civilians and wounded six others, just days before the US-led military coalition ends combat operations in the country.
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NATO Ministers Chart Course on Ukraine, Afghanistan
NATO Foreign Ministers met in Brussels today aiming to plot a new course after a "year of aggression" from Ukraine to the Middle East and the end of the alliance's combat mission in Afghanistan.
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NATO Chief Vows No Loss of Gains in Afghanistan
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday reaffirmed the alliance's commitment to stabilising Afghanistan and ensuring that the gains made are preserved after the foreign combat mission ends in 2014.
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NATO Ministers To Hold Video Talks On Afghanistan
NATO foreign ministers will hold an emergency videoconference on Friday to discuss the unfolding situation in Afghanistan and what steps they can take, the alliance's chief Jens Stoltenberg said.
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NATO Envoys To Hold Emergency Talks On Afghan Crisis On Tuesday
NATO envoys will hold emergency talks on Tuesday on the situation in Afghanistan as Western powers scramble to evacuate personnel from Kabul after the Taliban takeover, an alliance official said.
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NATO Says Afghanistan Withdrawal Has Begun
NATO has started the withdrawal of its mission from Afghanistan following a decision by President Joe Biden to bring US forces home, an alliance official said Thursday.
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Germany Plans To Pull Troops Out Of Afghanistan From July 4: Report
Germany's defence ministry on Wednesday said it planned to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan in early July, after the United States announced plans to pull out by September 11.
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NATO Withholds Key Information On Taliban Attacks: US Watchdog
NATO's US-led mission in Afghanistan is withholding key information about Taliban attacks, a US government watchdog said Friday, potentially making insights into the war harder just as the Pentagon slashes its troop presence.
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NATO Still Short Of Troops For Afghan Boost
NATO countries have still not agreed how many extra troops they will send to Afghanistan to boost local forces in their fight against the resurgent Taliban, the alliance's chief admitted Thursday
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Russia Denies NATO Charges Of Fueling Taliban In Afghanistan
Russia on Friday denied allegations by the commander of NATO that Moscow may be assisting the Taliban as the insurgents fight US and NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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NATO Ponders Future of Afghan Mission as Fatigue, Frustration Mount
NATO partners are considering ways of beefing up their training and assistance mission in Afghanistan as concern grows over the ability of local forces to fight an escalating insurgency by Taliban militants, according to officials in Brussels and Kabul.
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NATO Troops May Need to Stay Longer in Afghanistan: Germany
NATO troops may need to stay in Afghanistan for a longer period and any decision should be based on the situation on the ground, Germany defence minister said today, in an implicit criticism of the US time line.
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'Islamic States Fighters' Attack Afghan Police Posts: Officials
Self-proclaimed fighters from the Islamic State group have for the first time launched coordinated attacks on police checkpoints in an eastern Afghan province, officials said today.
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Afghanistan Leans on 'Abusive' Local Police as Taliban Advance
A peach-fuzzed teenager clad in camouflage fatigues, Mohammad Jawad could be mistaken for a boy scout - but he commands one of hundreds of Afghanistan's local anti-Taliban police units, accused of stoking insecurity.
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Taliban Claims NATO 'Defeat' in the 13-Year Afghan War
The Taliban responded scornfully today to the formal end of NATO's war in Afghanistan, describing the US-led mission as a "fire of barbarism and cruelty" that had drowned the country "in a pool of blood"
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NATO Air Strike Kills Five Civilians: Afghan Officials
Afghan officials said that a NATO air strikE, today, killed five civilians and wounded six others, just days before the US-led military coalition ends combat operations in the country.
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NATO Ministers Chart Course on Ukraine, Afghanistan
NATO Foreign Ministers met in Brussels today aiming to plot a new course after a "year of aggression" from Ukraine to the Middle East and the end of the alliance's combat mission in Afghanistan.
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NATO Chief Vows No Loss of Gains in Afghanistan
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday reaffirmed the alliance's commitment to stabilising Afghanistan and ensuring that the gains made are preserved after the foreign combat mission ends in 2014.
