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Afghan Collapse Began After US, Taliban's Doha Deal: Ex-Security Adviser
The actual collapse of the Afghan government started after the US and the Taliban inked the Doha agreement in February 2019, Afghanistan's former National Security Advisor Hamdullah Mohib.
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Afghan Military Base Stormed, 27 Security Personnel Killed
At least 27 security personnel were killed when a military base was stormed in Afghanistan on Thursday, in one of the biggest attacks since a violence reduction agreement was signed between the United States and the Taliban last month.
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US-Taliban Talks Cancelled Over Kabul Bombing, Says Trump
US Taliban Talks Called Off: US President Donald Trump said Saturday he had called off a secret summit with the Taliban and Afghanistan's leader, abruptly slamming the door on a year of diplomacy to end America's longest war.
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US, Taliban On "Threshold Of Agreement": US Afghan Envoy Zalmay Khalilzad
US and Taliban negotiators are "at the threshold of an agreement" to end 18 years of conflict between them, Washington's top negotiator said Sunday as he concluded their latest talks.
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"Could Win Afghan War In A Week, Just Don't Want To Kill 10 Million": Trump
President Donald Trump on Monday hailed Pakistan's help in advancing peace talks in Afghanistan, a marked shift in tone as the United States seeks an accord with the Taliban to end almost 18 years of war.
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Counterterrorism, Withdrawal Of Troops Focus Of Taliban Negotiations: US
The US has said the ongoing negotiations with the Taliban are focused on four interconnected issues, including counterterrorism and withdrawal of troops, that will be key for any future agreement to end the 17-year war in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Confirms Talks With US Officials On Afghan Conflict
The Taliban held talks with US officials in Qatar on ending the Afghan conflict last week, the group confirmed Monday, but said no agreement was reached on "any issue".
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Taliban Say No Pact Struck In Meet With US On Deadline To End Afghan War
A three-day meeting between the Taliban and the US special envoy for Afghanistan to pave the way for peace talks ended with no agreement, the militant group said a day after the diplomat declared a deadline of April 2019 to end a 17-year-long war.
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Afghans Prepare to Sign Deal With US Allowing Troops to Stay
Afghanistan's new government led by President Ashraf Ghani was on Tuesday due to sign a long-delayed bilateral security agreement with the United States that will allow U.S. troops to stay beyond the end of this year when their combat mission ends.
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US Lauds Afghanistan Polls, Looks Forward to Sign Bilateral Security Agreement
The US lauded Afghanistan people for braving threats of violence to vote in a presidential runoff, and said it was looking forward to sign the Bilateral Security Agreement with the new government there.
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US intelligence director does not believe Hamid Karzai will sign security pact
The US director of national intelligence said on Tuesday he does not expect Afghan President Hamid Karzai to sign a bilateral security agreement with the United States.
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Deadline for Afghan security pact could slip into January: White House
The White House would like Afghan President Hamid Karzai to sign a bilateral security agreement by the end of the year, but the deadline could slip into early January, a spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Hamid Karzai-US row intensifies
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has accused the US of stopping fuel delivery and support services to Afghan forces to pressure him to sign the Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA).
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NATO forces say agree to leave key Afghan province near Kabul
Afghan President Hamid Karzai and NATO-led forces have reached an agreement on the departure of foreign troops from a strategically key province near the capital, coalition forces said, but it was unclear if US special forces would leave.
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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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Afghan Collapse Began After US, Taliban's Doha Deal: Ex-Security Adviser
The actual collapse of the Afghan government started after the US and the Taliban inked the Doha agreement in February 2019, Afghanistan's former National Security Advisor Hamdullah Mohib.
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Afghan Military Base Stormed, 27 Security Personnel Killed
At least 27 security personnel were killed when a military base was stormed in Afghanistan on Thursday, in one of the biggest attacks since a violence reduction agreement was signed between the United States and the Taliban last month.
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US-Taliban Talks Cancelled Over Kabul Bombing, Says Trump
US Taliban Talks Called Off: US President Donald Trump said Saturday he had called off a secret summit with the Taliban and Afghanistan's leader, abruptly slamming the door on a year of diplomacy to end America's longest war.
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US, Taliban On "Threshold Of Agreement": US Afghan Envoy Zalmay Khalilzad
US and Taliban negotiators are "at the threshold of an agreement" to end 18 years of conflict between them, Washington's top negotiator said Sunday as he concluded their latest talks.
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"Could Win Afghan War In A Week, Just Don't Want To Kill 10 Million": Trump
President Donald Trump on Monday hailed Pakistan's help in advancing peace talks in Afghanistan, a marked shift in tone as the United States seeks an accord with the Taliban to end almost 18 years of war.
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Counterterrorism, Withdrawal Of Troops Focus Of Taliban Negotiations: US
The US has said the ongoing negotiations with the Taliban are focused on four interconnected issues, including counterterrorism and withdrawal of troops, that will be key for any future agreement to end the 17-year war in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Confirms Talks With US Officials On Afghan Conflict
The Taliban held talks with US officials in Qatar on ending the Afghan conflict last week, the group confirmed Monday, but said no agreement was reached on "any issue".
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Taliban Say No Pact Struck In Meet With US On Deadline To End Afghan War
A three-day meeting between the Taliban and the US special envoy for Afghanistan to pave the way for peace talks ended with no agreement, the militant group said a day after the diplomat declared a deadline of April 2019 to end a 17-year-long war.
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Afghans Prepare to Sign Deal With US Allowing Troops to Stay
Afghanistan's new government led by President Ashraf Ghani was on Tuesday due to sign a long-delayed bilateral security agreement with the United States that will allow U.S. troops to stay beyond the end of this year when their combat mission ends.
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US Lauds Afghanistan Polls, Looks Forward to Sign Bilateral Security Agreement
The US lauded Afghanistan people for braving threats of violence to vote in a presidential runoff, and said it was looking forward to sign the Bilateral Security Agreement with the new government there.
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US intelligence director does not believe Hamid Karzai will sign security pact
The US director of national intelligence said on Tuesday he does not expect Afghan President Hamid Karzai to sign a bilateral security agreement with the United States.
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Deadline for Afghan security pact could slip into January: White House
The White House would like Afghan President Hamid Karzai to sign a bilateral security agreement by the end of the year, but the deadline could slip into early January, a spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Hamid Karzai-US row intensifies
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has accused the US of stopping fuel delivery and support services to Afghan forces to pressure him to sign the Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA).
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NATO forces say agree to leave key Afghan province near Kabul
Afghan President Hamid Karzai and NATO-led forces have reached an agreement on the departure of foreign troops from a strategically key province near the capital, coalition forces said, but it was unclear if US special forces would leave.
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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.
