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US military says won’t support Afghan forces with airstrikes after pullout
The United States is not planning to support Afghan forces with air strikes after completing withdrawal of its troops from the country, according to a top US general.
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US May Rely on New Bases Near Afghanistan for Future Ops
The United States Central Command as well as American diplomats are working on plans with countries in the region on agreements to base troops and aircraft for counterterrorism operations in Afghanistan after all forces are withdrawn from the country.
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CENTCOM Looks to Help Afghan Army Maintain Aircraft After Withdrawal
Kabul (BNA) U.S. Central Command is searching for “innovative” ways to help the Afghan Air Force turn wrenches on their planes after U.S. and coalition forces withdraw from the country, though the command’s boss acknowledges it’s not going to be easy.
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Top Generals Against Full Withdrawal, Biden Rejects Advice: Report
Kabul: Top US military commanders had suggested US President Joe Biden to consider putting in a residual force and setting conditions for troop withdrawal in Afghanistan, which Biden rejected.
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Pentagon Seeks to Deploy Carrier as Troops Withdraw: US Media
US military officials said the request to deploy an aircraft carrier was sent to the desk of Pentagon Chief Lloyd J. Austin, who is expected to decide soon, The New York Times reported.
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US troops withdrawal now 50 percent complete: CENTCOM chief
The US has completed about half of its withdrawal from Afghanistan and remains on track to meet the September 11 deadline to leave, US General Frank McKenzie said on Monday.
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US to 'Keep Pressure' on Daesh, Al Qaeda in Afghanistan: McKenzie
The head of US Central Command, Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie, said on Sunday that the US will seek to "keep pressure" on Daesh and Al Qaida, the Military Times reported.
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Doha deal failed Afghans, brought terror and horror instead: Official
The US-Taliban agreement signed in Doha in February last year has failed Afghans and instead only ensured a ceasefire between the United States and the Taliban, an Afghan National Security Council official said Sunday.
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Afghan Voice Agency (AVA)
