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Progressives Welcome 'Incredibly Encouraging News' of Planned US Withdrawal From Afghanistan
U.S. troops in Afghanistan prepare to enter and search a family's home. (Photo: Scott Nelson/Getty Images)
Calls Grow for Biden to Fully Withdraw US Troops From Afghanistan by May 1
Brett Wilkins, staff writer
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin made a surprise visit to Afghanistan on March 21, 2021. He met with U.S. troops and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani to discuss the timeline for an American withdrawal from the war-torn nation. (Photo: Afghan presidency/handout/Andalou Agency via Getty Images)
"If Biden chooses to stay, every dead soldier, every family broken, and every opportunity wasted to build back better at home will rest on his shoulders and taint his legacy."
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To Secure Lasting Peace in Afghanistan, Task Force Proposes Prolonging Longest US War
Brett Wilkins, staff writer
U.S. Soldiers at Forward Operating Base in Baylough, Afghanistan, June 16, 2010. (Photo: DoD/Public Domain)
"This recommendation is a practical guarantee that U.S. troops will be in...
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'Terrorizing the Populace': Report Finds CIA-Backed Death Squads in Afghanistan Committing War Crimes, Atrocities
Eoin Higgins, staff writer
CIA-backed death squads in Afghanistan are allegedly behind mass atrocities in the country.
"The CIA has enabled abusive Afghan forces to commit atrocities including...
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President Donald Trump speaks during a memorial service at the Pentagon for the 9/11 terrorist attacks September 11, 2017 in Washington, D.C.
Days Before Talks With Taliban and Peace Deal, Trump Publicly Calls Secret Meeting Off
Nearly 100 Killed in Kabul After Attacker Detonates 'Explosive-Laden' Ambulance
Soldiers arrived at the military-run school.
Scores of Children Among Dead After Assault on Military School in Pakistan
Afghan Journalist, Wife and Two Young Daughters Among Civilians Killed in Taliban Attack
Karzai Demands US Enter Peace Talks with Taliban
21 Foreigners Dead Following Taliban Raid in Kabul
Pakistanis protest against the killing of Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud in a US drone attack in North Waziristan. (Photograph: SS Mirza/AFP/Getty Images)
Latest US Drone Attack Kills More Than Taliban Chief
Dramatic Prison Breaks Trending as 250 Escape from Pakistan Jail
Blowback: Pakistan Taliban Say Killing of Foreign Hikers Retaliation for US Drone Strikes
Taliban Launch Assault on Kabul Airport
Taliban Says 'War and Destruction' Will Continue If Any US Troops Remain in Afghanistan Beyond 2014
Taliban Compares US Role in Afghanistan to Vietnam

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Taliban Bombings in Afghanistan Chillingly Disregard Human Life
Amnesty International - USA
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Amnesty International Says Taliban Should be Prosecuted for War Crimes in Afghanistan
Human Rights Watch (HRW)
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Congressman Dennis Kucinich
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Physicians for Human Rights
Afghan General Dostum Denies Allegations of Massacre of Taliban Prisoners; Confirms Their Joint Surrender to US and Afghan Forces
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