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Americans will die: Taliban's surge verdictAs the Obama administration tries to convince Republicans to support its strategy in Afghanistan, the Taliban has gone on a public relations offensive of its own. ... |
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Americans will die: Taliban's surge verdictThe Taliban is warning that more foreign troops will be killed in Afghanistan after the US announced another troop surge. ... |
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Obama's Afghanistan speech: How it sounded to AfghansObama???s Afghanistan speech set a timeline for withdrawal, but some Afghans worry that by sending more troops the US aims to occupy their country - a fear the Taliban may use to recruit fighters. ... |
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NATO Pledges 7,000 Troops, but Avoids DetailsIn response to requests from the U.S., the alliance said on Friday that it would contribute new forces to Afghanistan. ... |
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US to begin Afghanistan troop surge within 3 weeksChristmas in Afghanistan for the troop surge. On Tuesday, President Barack Obama announced the surge in US forces fighting the Taliban, bringing the US troop presence there to almost 100,000 in a buildup officials hope will secure Afghanistan and allow US soldiers to...read more ... |
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Gates defends new Afghan war strategyDefense Secretary Robert Gates shed new light Wednesday on the timetable President Obama laid out in his speech last night announcing ... ... |
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