US Troops To Start Afghan Withdrawal Next Year, Says White House -- The Guardian
Long-awaited Obama administration review upbeat about progress against Taliban forces.
The US has stopped the momentum of the Taliban in Afghanistan and will begin withdrawing troops from Afghanistan next summer, an Obama administration review said today.
Taliban momentum has been "arrested in much of the country and reversed in some key areas, although these gains remain fragile and reversible," the five-page summary said.
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