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Pentagon Chief Jim Mattis Says NATO Must Finish The Job In Afghanistan
Pentagon chief Jim Mattis told NATO allies Thursday they must finish the job in Afghanistan or risk terrorist revenge as the alliance readied a troop increase to counter a resurgent Taliban.
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1 Killed In Car Bomb Attack At Afghan Military Base
A suicide car bomb detonated near an army base in the eastern Afghan province of Khost on Friday, killing one soldier and wounding several before the army repelled at attack on the base by four gunmen, the district chief said.
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US, NATO Signal Willingness to Slow Afghan Drawdown
The United States and its NATO allies signalled a willingness on Thursday to consider slowing their withdrawal from Afghanistan, days after the Taliban's brief takeover of a provincial capital stoked concern about the strength of Afghan state forces.
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US, Pakistan expected to strike deal soon on Afghan supply routes
The United States and Pakistan are expected to soon reach an agreement to reopen ground routes key for supplying NATO troops in Afghanistan, a Pakistani official said on Monday, in a move that could ease a seven-month crisis in the two countries' ties.
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Man in Afghan army uniform kills NATO soldier: NATO
A man dressed in Afghan army uniform opened fire at NATO troops in eastern Afghanistan on Friday, killing one service member, the military said.The death brings to 20 the number of NATO soldiers killed by Afghan colleagues in at least 15 separate attacks so far this year.
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NATO to deploy radar planes to Afghanistan
NATO on Friday decided to deploy AWACS radar aircraft to Afghanistan to monitor the growing traffic of aerial missions against Taliban insurgents, the Western military alliance said.Allies reached an agreement for the "AWACS to begin their operations in Afghanistan in mid-January," NATO spokeswoman Oana Lungescu told AFP.Two planes will take part i...
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Pentagon Chief Jim Mattis Says NATO Must Finish The Job In Afghanistan
Pentagon chief Jim Mattis told NATO allies Thursday they must finish the job in Afghanistan or risk terrorist revenge as the alliance readied a troop increase to counter a resurgent Taliban.
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1 Killed In Car Bomb Attack At Afghan Military Base
A suicide car bomb detonated near an army base in the eastern Afghan province of Khost on Friday, killing one soldier and wounding several before the army repelled at attack on the base by four gunmen, the district chief said.
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US, NATO Signal Willingness to Slow Afghan Drawdown
The United States and its NATO allies signalled a willingness on Thursday to consider slowing their withdrawal from Afghanistan, days after the Taliban's brief takeover of a provincial capital stoked concern about the strength of Afghan state forces.
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US, Pakistan expected to strike deal soon on Afghan supply routes
The United States and Pakistan are expected to soon reach an agreement to reopen ground routes key for supplying NATO troops in Afghanistan, a Pakistani official said on Monday, in a move that could ease a seven-month crisis in the two countries' ties.
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Man in Afghan army uniform kills NATO soldier: NATO
A man dressed in Afghan army uniform opened fire at NATO troops in eastern Afghanistan on Friday, killing one service member, the military said.The death brings to 20 the number of NATO soldiers killed by Afghan colleagues in at least 15 separate attacks so far this year.
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NATO to deploy radar planes to Afghanistan
NATO on Friday decided to deploy AWACS radar aircraft to Afghanistan to monitor the growing traffic of aerial missions against Taliban insurgents, the Western military alliance said.Allies reached an agreement for the "AWACS to begin their operations in Afghanistan in mid-January," NATO spokeswoman Oana Lungescu told AFP.Two planes will take part i...
