In 2004, a group of soldiers in the Afghanistan War barely escaped a terrible fate high in the Hindu Kush mountains.

Taliban-ruled Afghanistan lacks the resources to provide its people with basic public services. Experts warn a permanent cut of US aid could have devastating consequences for the Afghan people.

Army soldiers walk to their C-17 cargo plane for departure May 11, 2013 at Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan. Getty Images But Biden made no mention of the repercussions of his decision Monday ...

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Posted on Nov 29, 2019 BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan (Reuters) – President Donald Trump made a surprise Thanksgiving visit to U.S. troops in Afghanistan on Thursday and said he believed Taliban ...

Corbett, who had lived in Afghanistan with his family at the time of the 2021 ... Mohammed told Taliban-controlled media he had spent time behind bars in Bagram and also Washington, D.C. “It’s a joy ...

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In an email, Hughes noted that Trump decided at the end of his first term to leave a small military presence at Bagram air base in Afghanistan “to ensure the Taliban would honor their agreement.” ...

Sen. Blumenthal grilled SecDef nominee Pete Hegseth on his qualifications despite reaffirming current support for the job SecDef Lloyd Austin has done.

Although it was Mr Trump’s first administration that signed the deal with the Taliban to withdraw Nato forces, the Republican ...