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Afghan forces vow to retake districts lost to Taliban

Afghan forces vow to retake districts lost to Taliban

  • Insurgents have primarily focused on a devastating campaign across the northern countryside
  • Afghan defence officials said they intend to focus on securing major cities, roads and border towns in the face of Taliban onslaught
By AFP ·
Special Afghan forces take control of Bagram base as US troops withdraw

Afghan forces take control of Bagram base as US troops withdraw

By Sayed Salahuddin ·
Special Khalilzad announces ‘pause’ in Taliban talks after deadly attack on US-run airfield

Khalilzad announces ‘pause’ in Taliban talks after deadly attack on US-run airfield

By Sayed Salahuddin ·
US Secretary of State in surprise visit to Afghanistan

US Secretary of State in surprise visit to Afghanistan

By AFP ·

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