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US military begins shipping equipment in Afghanistan pullout prep
There have been indications that the pullout could be completed well before Sept. 11.
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Putin vows a ‘quick and tough’ Russian response for its foes
The warning during Putin’s annual state-of-the-nation address came amid a massive Russian military buildup near Ukraine.
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Earlier withdrawal for international troops from Afghanistan under consideration
Discussions are underway among military planners with the NATO-led Resolute Support Mission in Kabul for a possible withdrawal of international troops from Afghanistan as early as July 4, Germany’s Defense Ministry said Wednesday.
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US-backed peace conference for Afghanistan’s warring sides postponed as Taliban balk
The Taliban dismissed the U.S.-promoted conference in Istanbul as a political spectacle serving American interests.
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Russia defends restricting foreign navy ships off Crimea amid troop buildup near Ukraine
The U.S. reversed a planned deployment of two destroyers in the Black Sea earlier this month amid the heightening tensions.
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Afghan withdrawal will make terrorism fight harder, says top US general in the Mideast
U.S. officials have made it clear that military commanders did not recommend the full, unconditional withdrawal of all American troops from Afghanistan.
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Rockets hit Balad air base, 2 Iraqi security forces wounded
At least two rockets exploded inside the base, which houses U.S. trainers.
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As Biden improves support with vets, Afghanistan plan a plus to some
Results from around the country last year suggest Biden has an edge with some military voters unlike his recent predecessors.
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US troop pullout will leave behind an uncertain Afghanistan
The Biden administration will begin pulling out its remaining 2,500 troops on May 1 and complete the pullout at the latest by Sept. 11 — the 20th anniversary of the al-Qaida terror attack on the U.S.
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There may not have been Russian bounties on US troops in Afghanistan after all
An administration official expressed “low to moderate” confidence in reports from 2020.
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US military begins shipping equipment in Afghanistan pullout prep
There have been indications that the pullout could be completed well before Sept. 11.
-
Putin vows a ‘quick and tough’ Russian response for its foes
The warning during Putin’s annual state-of-the-nation address came amid a massive Russian military buildup near Ukraine.
-
Earlier withdrawal for international troops from Afghanistan under consideration
Discussions are underway among military planners with the NATO-led Resolute Support Mission in Kabul for a possible withdrawal of international troops from Afghanistan as early as July 4, Germany’s Defense Ministry said Wednesday.
-
US-backed peace conference for Afghanistan’s warring sides postponed as Taliban balk
The Taliban dismissed the U.S.-promoted conference in Istanbul as a political spectacle serving American interests.
-
Russia defends restricting foreign navy ships off Crimea amid troop buildup near Ukraine
The U.S. reversed a planned deployment of two destroyers in the Black Sea earlier this month amid the heightening tensions.
-
Afghan withdrawal will make terrorism fight harder, says top US general in the Mideast
U.S. officials have made it clear that military commanders did not recommend the full, unconditional withdrawal of all American troops from Afghanistan.
-
Rockets hit Balad air base, 2 Iraqi security forces wounded
At least two rockets exploded inside the base, which houses U.S. trainers.
-
As Biden improves support with vets, Afghanistan plan a plus to some
Results from around the country last year suggest Biden has an edge with some military voters unlike his recent predecessors.
-
US troop pullout will leave behind an uncertain Afghanistan
The Biden administration will begin pulling out its remaining 2,500 troops on May 1 and complete the pullout at the latest by Sept. 11 — the 20th anniversary of the al-Qaida terror attack on the U.S.
-
There may not have been Russian bounties on US troops in Afghanistan after all
An administration official expressed “low to moderate” confidence in reports from 2020.
-
US military begins shipping equipment in Afghanistan pullout prep
There have been indications that the pullout could be completed well before Sept. 11.
-
Putin vows a ‘quick and tough’ Russian response for its foes
The warning during Putin’s annual state-of-the-nation address came amid a massive Russian military buildup near Ukraine.
-
Earlier withdrawal for international troops from Afghanistan under consideration
Discussions are underway among military planners with the NATO-led Resolute Support Mission in Kabul for a possible withdrawal of international troops from Afghanistan as early as July 4, Germany’s Defense Ministry said Wednesday.
-
US-backed peace conference for Afghanistan’s warring sides postponed as Taliban balk
The Taliban dismissed the U.S.-promoted conference in Istanbul as a political spectacle serving American interests.
-
Russia defends restricting foreign navy ships off Crimea amid troop buildup near Ukraine
The U.S. reversed a planned deployment of two destroyers in the Black Sea earlier this month amid the heightening tensions.
-
Afghan withdrawal will make terrorism fight harder, says top US general in the Mideast
U.S. officials have made it clear that military commanders did not recommend the full, unconditional withdrawal of all American troops from Afghanistan.
-
Rockets hit Balad air base, 2 Iraqi security forces wounded
At least two rockets exploded inside the base, which houses U.S. trainers.
-
As Biden improves support with vets, Afghanistan plan a plus to some
Results from around the country last year suggest Biden has an edge with some military voters unlike his recent predecessors.
-
US troop pullout will leave behind an uncertain Afghanistan
The Biden administration will begin pulling out its remaining 2,500 troops on May 1 and complete the pullout at the latest by Sept. 11 — the 20th anniversary of the al-Qaida terror attack on the U.S.
-
There may not have been Russian bounties on US troops in Afghanistan after all
An administration official expressed “low to moderate” confidence in reports from 2020.
