Is withdrawal from Afghanistan still on schedule?
Clip: 10/6/2013 | 3m 43s
Matthew Rosenberg of the NY Times from Kabul on the American presence in Afghanistan.
12 years after the so-called ‘war on terror’ began in 2011, an estimated 55-60,000 American troops remain in Afghanistan. The Obama Administration has said all American combat forces will be pulled from Afghanistan by the end of next year. For more, New York Times foreign correspondent Matthew Rosenberg joins us from Kabul via Skype.
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Is withdrawal from Afghanistan still on schedule?
Clip: 10/6/2013 | 3m 43s
12 years after the so-called ‘war on terror’ began in 2011, an estimated 55-60,000 American troops remain in Afghanistan. The Obama Administration has said all American combat forces will be pulled from Afghanistan by the end of next year. For more, New York Times foreign correspondent Matthew Rosenberg joins us from Kabul via Skype.
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