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Croatian President Visits Afghanistan, Vows Support
Grabar Kitarovic began her visit on Sunday to Afghanistan's capital Kabul, where she met Afghan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani.
"I am proud that Croatia, over these 12 years, has participated in the first combat mission of NATO, ISAF [International Security Assistance Force], and is now participating in Operation Determined Support," she said.
Afghan soldiers to blame for deadly wedding bombing: officials
Afghan soldiers were responsible for firing mortars at a wedding party that killed 17 women and children, officials said Jan. 1, in a mistaken strike that overshadowed the transfer of nationwide security from NATO forces.
NATO ends its Afghan war, but insurgency on the rise
NATO will hold a ceremony in Kabul later Sunday formally ending its war in Afghanistan, officials said, after 13 years of conflict that have left the country in the grip of worsening insurgent violence.
Obama praises US troops as Afghanistan mission winds down
President Barack Obama in a Christmas Day speech to US troops stationed in Hawaii hailed their "extraordinary dedication and sacrifices," as NATO prepares to wrap up its combat mission in Afghanistan.
British forces and US Marines hand over control of last bases in Afghanistan
British forces Oct. 26 handed over formal control of their last base in Afghanistan to Afghan forces, ending combat operations in the country after 13 years which cost hundreds of lives.
The Union Jack was lowered at Camp Bastion in the southern province of Helmand, while the Stars and Stripes came down at the adjacent Camp Leatherneck - the last U.S. Marine base in the country.
Afghan soldier guns down US general in Kabul
A U.S. general has been shot dead in Afghanistan, becoming the highest-ranking American officer to be killed since 9/11, in an insider attack that left more than a dozen wounded including a senior German officer.
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US weapons for Afghans may end up with Taliban: audit
Washington and Kabul have failed to keep track of hundreds of thousands of weapons provided to Afghanistan, raising the risk that some could end up in the hands of insurgents, a US audit said Monday.
Taliban attack Kabul airport as Afghan poll audit starts
Explosions and gunfire rang out as the Taliban attacked Kabul airport July 17 in the militants' latest attempt to steal the initiative with the country in the grip of a presidential power struggle.
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