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US Working To Make Charter Flights From Afghanistan Routine: State Department
The United States has no plans to resume military-led evacuation flights from Afghanistan, but is working to ensure that the existing charter flights become more frequent, the State Department said on Thursday.
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US Enquires For Northwest India's 'Over-The-Horizon' Capability For Afghanistan
A powerful American lawmaker has sought to explore the possibility of over-the-horizon capabilities in northwest India for counter terrorism capabilities in Afghanistan, which is now being ruled by the Taliban.
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US Was Ready On Afghanistan, Says Antony Blinken During Congress Grilling
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday insisted that the Biden administration had prepared for worst-case scenarios in Afghanistan as irate lawmakers accused the White House of presiding over a historic disaster.
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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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"Never In History Has Withdrawal From War Been Handled So Badly": Donald Trump
Never in history has a withdrawal from war been handled so badly or incompetently as by Americans from Afghanistan, former president Donald Trump has said as the US flew its last military flight out of Kabul bringing back all of its armed forces.
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Will Address Nation On Tuesday Over Final US Exit From Afghanistan: Joe Biden
President Joe Biden announced he will address the nation Tuesday on the final US exit from Afghanistan after 20 years of war against the Taliban.
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Top US General To Step Down From Command In Afghanistan In Symbolic End To War
The US general leading the war in Afghanistan, Austin Miller, will relinquish command on Monday, US officials say, in a symbolic end to America's longest conflict even as Taliban insurgents gain momentum.
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Support For Afghan-Led Peace Process Important For Enduring Peace: US
The US has said that regional consensus and support for an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace process is important for an enduring peace, stressing that Afghanistan's neighbours have a real stake in the war-torn nation's future.
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US Troops Leave Bagram Air Base In Afghanistan After Nearly 2 Decades
All US and NATO troops have left the biggest air base in Afghanistan, officials said Friday, signalling the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from the country was imminent after two decades of war.
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"Urge Serious Negotiations": US Calls For End To Afghanistan Violence
The United States called Tuesday for an end to violence in Afghanistan, blaming Taliban insurgents for much of the bloodshed, three days ahead of a visit by President Ashraf Ghani to the White House.
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US Pullout From Afghanistan Will Have Implications In Kashmir: Ex-Top Cop
Asserting that India should adopt a "clear-cut roadmap" to tackle problems in Jammu and Kashmir, former Director General of Police K Rajendra Kumar cautioned that the US pulling out troops from Afghanistan will have implications in the Kashmir Valley, as terror outfits may feel emboldened.
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US Working To Make Charter Flights From Afghanistan Routine: State Department
The United States has no plans to resume military-led evacuation flights from Afghanistan, but is working to ensure that the existing charter flights become more frequent, the State Department said on Thursday.
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US Enquires For Northwest India's 'Over-The-Horizon' Capability For Afghanistan
A powerful American lawmaker has sought to explore the possibility of over-the-horizon capabilities in northwest India for counter terrorism capabilities in Afghanistan, which is now being ruled by the Taliban.
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US Was Ready On Afghanistan, Says Antony Blinken During Congress Grilling
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday insisted that the Biden administration had prepared for worst-case scenarios in Afghanistan as irate lawmakers accused the White House of presiding over a historic disaster.
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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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"Never In History Has Withdrawal From War Been Handled So Badly": Donald Trump
Never in history has a withdrawal from war been handled so badly or incompetently as by Americans from Afghanistan, former president Donald Trump has said as the US flew its last military flight out of Kabul bringing back all of its armed forces.
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Will Address Nation On Tuesday Over Final US Exit From Afghanistan: Joe Biden
President Joe Biden announced he will address the nation Tuesday on the final US exit from Afghanistan after 20 years of war against the Taliban.
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Top US General To Step Down From Command In Afghanistan In Symbolic End To War
The US general leading the war in Afghanistan, Austin Miller, will relinquish command on Monday, US officials say, in a symbolic end to America's longest conflict even as Taliban insurgents gain momentum.
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Support For Afghan-Led Peace Process Important For Enduring Peace: US
The US has said that regional consensus and support for an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace process is important for an enduring peace, stressing that Afghanistan's neighbours have a real stake in the war-torn nation's future.
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US Troops Leave Bagram Air Base In Afghanistan After Nearly 2 Decades
All US and NATO troops have left the biggest air base in Afghanistan, officials said Friday, signalling the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from the country was imminent after two decades of war.
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"Urge Serious Negotiations": US Calls For End To Afghanistan Violence
The United States called Tuesday for an end to violence in Afghanistan, blaming Taliban insurgents for much of the bloodshed, three days ahead of a visit by President Ashraf Ghani to the White House.
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US Pullout From Afghanistan Will Have Implications In Kashmir: Ex-Top Cop
Asserting that India should adopt a "clear-cut roadmap" to tackle problems in Jammu and Kashmir, former Director General of Police K Rajendra Kumar cautioned that the US pulling out troops from Afghanistan will have implications in the Kashmir Valley, as terror outfits may feel emboldened.
