Thursday, July 19, 2012

Afghanistan War News Updates -- July 19, 2012



David Cameron: Taliban Could Be Waiting For British Troops To Leave Before Trying To Take Afghanistan -- The Telegraph

David Cameron has admitted the Taliban may simply be "waiting it out" for British troops to leave before trying to regain control of Afghanistan.

The Prime Minister warned the rebels they should not expect an easy victory when foreign forces leave in 2014, after a decade of fighting and the deaths of 422 British soldiers.

Mr Cameron was speaking in Kabul ahead of a historic three-way meeting with the leaders of Afghanistan and Pakistan to encourage them to fight "Talibanisation" in both nations.


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More News On Afghanistan

ISAF Joint Command morning operational update, July 19 -- ISAF
War in Afghanistan News 19 July 2012 -- War On Terror News
Taliban Step Up Attacks, Killing 11 Afghan Soldiers -- New York Times
Afghanistan insurgency threatens previously peaceful Bamiyan province -- The Guardian
'We can't deliver justice': Afghanistan's Karzai -- AFP

David Cameron warned over speed of troop withdrawal from Afghanistan -- The Guardian
David Cameron warns the Taliban could be 'waiting it out' to plunge Afghanistan into chaos after troops withdraw in 2014 -- Daily Mail
David Cameron warns Taliban against mounting attack after troops withdraw -- The Guardian
David Cameron: 'We are on track in Afghanistan' -- The Telegraph
British Prime Minister David Cameron in Afghanistan to discuss plans to reduce troop numbers -- AP
UK and Pakistan PMs hold talks with Afghan president -- BBC
Afghanistan, Pakistan to resume talks on Afghan peace -- Reuters

Looted art returned to Afghanistan
-- BBC
Stolen artefacts returned to Afghanistan by British Museum -- The Telegraph
Afghanistan revives its musical traditions -- Deutsche Welle
Afghanistan minerals fully mapped -- BBC

U.S. Strategy in Afghanistan: Five Lessons We Should Have Learned -- Market Watch
Our insane Afghanistan policy: 'We'll surrender in 2014, Mr Taliban, so kill a few more of our boys while you wait' -- Peter Mullen, The Telegraph
Failing in both Afghanistan and Pakistan -- Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
Little America: The War Within the War for Afghanistan -- Gerard Russell, Afpak Channel/Foreign Policy

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