Tensions Flare Up Between White House, Pentagon as Afghanistan Drawdown Nears -- ABC News
The debate over the drawdown of troops in Afghanistan, set to begin next month, is unearthing old tensions between the Pentagon and the White House that could present new political and logistical challenges for President Obama.
Soon-to-be-retired Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, on his final tour of the country this week, warned that it would be "premature" to make any significant changes to the military campaign in Afghanistan before the end of the year or until the United States can say that "we've turned the corner here in Afghanistan."
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More News On Afghanistan
In Afghanistan, Marines Say Now's Not The Time For U.S. Pullout -- NPR
Pentagon chief: Only modest US troop reductions would make sense this summer in Afghanistan -- Washington Post
Military warns against hasty Afghan drawdown -- Reuters
Sen. Armed Services chair wants 15,000 troops out of Afghanistan -- MSNBC
Q+A: Transition in Afghanistan -- Reuters
Marines struggle to convince Afghans that they won't abandon them -- Stars and Stripes
U.S. general in charge of Afghan training gives upbeat update -- McClatchy News
Making inroads in Afghanistan -- USA Today
Afghan army still work in progress: Canadian military -- CBC
Beheading of Afghanistan politician seen as message from insurgents -- L.A. Times
Afghanistan Wants 50 Taliban Off UN Blacklist -- Voice of America
Russia 'key player' in move towards Afghanistan Taliban talks -- The Guardian
Mood in Northern Afghanistan Shifts against German Troops -- Spiegel Online
Obama Thanks Germany for Work in Afghanistan -- U.S. Department of Defense
52% - 35% Majority Believes U.S. Should Leave Afghanistan Faster Now That Bin Laden Is Dead -- Yahoo News/PRNewswire
Billions In Afghan Aid May Not Do Long-Term Good, Senate Report Warns -- NPR
US Congressional Panel Finds Afghan Aid Effort Marginally Successful -- Voice of America
Dem study sounds Afghanistan alarm -- Politico
Senate Report Examines U.S. Efforts In Afghanistan -- NPR (Audio)
Senate report: Afghanistan faces economic downturn -- AP
U.S. Senate Report: Afghanistan Could Face Economic Crisis After 2014 -- Radio Free Europe
U.S. aid to Afghanistan needs sharper focus: study -- Yahoo News/Reuters
The Grim French View on Afghanistan -- Massimo Calabresi, Time
Will a few more years make any difference? -- Philip Ewing, DoD Buzz
The Coming Afghan Drawdown -- Joe Klein, Time
Is Afghanistan a Problem of Capacity or Complexity? -- Ron Ashkenas, Forbes
How to exit Afghanistan without creating wider conflict -- Henry Kissinger, Washington Post
US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,496 -- Forbes/AP
1 comment:
BRING MY SON AND DAUGHTER IN LAW HOME WHERE THEY BELONG , ENOUGH OF THIS CRAP WITH OTHER COUNTRIES AND LET THEM LIVE THE WAY THEY WISH , BRING ALL TROOPS HOME AND START PROTECTING OUR BORDERS , PUT THE AIR FORCE TO WORK PROTECTING OUR SKIES , OUR NAVY OUT TO SEA TO PROTECT OUR WATERS AND PUT THE ARMY AND MARINES AROUND THE BORDERS AND LET THEM LIVE WHERE THEY BELONG IN THE USA ! STOP SPENDING OUR MONEY TO TRY TO REASON WITH COUNTRIES THAT HATE OUR GUTS THANKS TO GOV. AND YOUR TACTICS AND BELIEFS , YOU ARE TO PROTECT OUR NATION AND IT IS DAMN TIME YOU START
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