Afghan Officials: 2 Federal Prosecutors Shot Dead Near Kabul
The prosecutors were heading to the prison at Bagram Airfield, which has held top-level Taliban detainees.
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Trump Restores Rank to SEAL, Grants Clemency for Soldiers in War Zone Crimes Cases
"As the President has stated, 'when our soldiers have to fight for our country, I want to give them the confidence to fight.'...
US-Afghan Army Convoy Fires Flares, Hits Drivers on Road
The troops released the flares as a deterrent after making several attempts to wave the drivers off the road.
Report Says CIA-Trained Afghan Forces Behind War Atrocities
Human Rights Watch's new report documents what it says are mounting atrocities by U.S.-backed Afghan special forces.
President Trump Awards Active-Duty Green Beret Medal of Honor for 'Incredible Heroism'
Master Sgt. Matthew Williams is the second Green Beret to receive the MoH for heroism in a 2008 battle in the Shok Valley.
NATO Defends Commitment to Afghan Mission
The promise came at the at the end of a meeting of NATO defense ministers.
US Troops Safe After Hitting Roadside Bomb in Afghanistan, Military Says
The incident happened in Parwan province, home to Bagram Airfield, the U.S.'s largest base in the country.
Taliban Say New Intra-Afghan Peace Talks to Be Held in China
The talks will be the first meeting between Taliban and prominent Afghans from Kabul since a July round of talks.
US Defense Chief in Afghanistan for Firsthand Look at War
Esper told reporters traveling with him that he believes the U.S. can reduce its force in Afghanistan to 8,600.
Afghan Village Buries Its Dead After Mosque Bombing Kills 66
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.
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