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.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: US Hands Over Facility To Afghan Army As Troop Withdrawal Continues
As the withdrawal continues, US officials are being careful not to disclose troop numbers in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan EU Debates Support For Afghanistan As Violence Escalates
Recent attacks in Afghanistan have underlined concerns that violence could spread once US and coalition forces withdraw.
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USA Afghanistan: US Sends Additional Support For Withdrawal
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said the US will remain partners and "continue to support" Afghanistan.
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News US Begins Official Withdrawal From Afghanistan
1 May officially marks the deadline date of troops withdrawing, agreed with the Taliban in 2020.
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USA Biden: Afghanistan was 'never meant to be multi-generational undertaking'
In his first speech to Congress, US President Joe Biden said after 20 years of 'valour' it was time to bring American troops home.
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Afghanistan UK And Allies 'Reserve Right' For New Military Action In Afghanistan
A defence minister has suggested a review will be carried out into Britain's military involvement in the country.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan War: Timeline Of UK Forces In The Country
British forces have been in Afghanistan since 2001 and ended combat operations more than six years ago.
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Afghanistan UK Military Chief: US Afghanistan Withdrawal 'Not Decision We Hoped For'
General Sir Nick Carter, the Chief of the Defence Staff, spoke as NATO troops prepare to drawdown in May.
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Afghanistan US Secretary Of State Visits Afghanistan Following Withdrawal Announcement
US President Joe Biden announced earlier in the week that American troops will leave Afghanistan by 11 September.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: Australia To Follow US And NATO In Withdrawing Troops
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the move "represents a significant milestone in Australia’s military history".
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USA Biden: US Cannot Continue 'Cycle' Of Expanding Afghanistan Presence
Vowing to end "America's longest war", the US President stated that the United States will "not conduct a hasty rush to the exit".
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: UK To 'Draw Down' As Wallace Fires 'Forceful Response' Warning
Roughly 750 British troops remain in Afghanistan in a training capacity.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: NATO Withdrawal To Begin In May
UK personnel will "drawdown" from the country, with the Defence Secretary saying the military will have "lasting memories" of Afghanistan.