Afghanistan Withdrawal: Veterans And Families React
UK personnel first arrived in Afghanistan in 2001 and since then more than 150,000 personnel have deployed into theatre.
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Afghanistan When Will The Afghanistan War Truly Be Over?
Military personnel are withdrawing from Afghanistan after two decades in the country.
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News Tom Tugendhat: UK's Withdrawal From Afghanistan A 'Major Strategic Mistake'
The Conservative MP said that withdrawing from the region "is encouraging enemies and dissuading allies".
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Afghanistan Lord Dannatt: Afghanistan Heading For Civil War Following Western Troop Withdrawal
Lord Dannatt told Forces News it's "not a great situation" in Afghanistan as the Taliban capitalise on the withdrawal of Western forces.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: US And NATO Forces Leave Bagram Air Base
US and NATO are withdrawing from Afghanistan, bringing home military personnel by a deadline of 11 September 2021.
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USA Donald Rumsfeld: Former US Defense Secretary And Iraq War Architect Dies Aged 88
Donald Rumsfeld, a US Navy veteran, was the only person to serve twice as Pentagon chief.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: Germany And Italy Complete Troop Withdrawals
It brings the NATO mission in Afghanistan close to an end while the US' own withdrawal continues to loom.
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News MOD Investigation Launched After Discovery Of Classified Documents At Bus Stop
According to the BBC, the documents include plans for UK military presence in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan 'Superb' RAF Puma Helicopter Detachment Leaves Afghanistan
The helicopters had been helping the NATO-led mission to train, advise and assist the Afghan National Defence and Security Forces.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: Johnson Addresses Post-Withdrawal Security With Country's President
NATO started to withdraw from Afghanistan on 1 May, two decades since British forces entered the country.
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Afghanistan Hundreds More Afghan Workers And Families To Be Fast-Tracked Into UK
About 3,000 more Afghans are expected to settle in the UK under the plan.
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USA Afghanistan: US Withdrawal Up To One-Quarter Complete
Five US-controlled installations in Afghanistan have been handed back to the Afghan Defence Ministry so far.
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Nato NATO to continue training Afghan special forces after withdrawal, chief says
NATO started to withdraw from Afghanistan on 1 May but the alliance plans to continue training Afghan soldiers outside the country.
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Afghanistan Longest-Serving US Commander In Afghanistan: 'History Will Judge' Coalition's Success
General Scott Miller also told the BBC he expects Taliban violence to worsen after the Eid ceasefire.
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Afghanistan How Can US And NATO Forces Safely Withdraw From Afghanistan?
A former commander of British forces in Iraq has outlined the issues posed by withdrawing troops from a country.
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Afghanistan UK Troops Twice As Likely To Die In Afghanistan Than Americans, Report Finds
More than 450 British personnel have died in Afghanistan since the start of operations in 2001.