Afghanistan War News Updates — March Eleven, 2010

Gates: Afghan Exit Can gain be Speeded up — Washington Times/AP Pullout tied to stipulations as to ground. PUL-E-CHARKHI, Afghanistan | Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates raised the legal possibility Wednesday which the legal bit from of the U.S. forces
concerned during the Afghanistan surge could leave the country prior to President Obama’s announced July 2011 date to start out withdrawal. While no longer offering specifics, Mr. Gates said, “It would be afflicted by to be conditions-based.” Read added …. More News On Afghanistan Gates: United states Forces in Afghanistan May Speed Up Security Handover — Voice of America Gates: Early pullout reliant on ‘conditions’ in Afghanistan — CNN Gates: Iran support for Taliban ‘pretty limited’ — AP Bomb Kills Four Afghan Youngsters, One Adult — Previous point Magazine/AP Report: Captured Taliban No. Two ‘Singing Sort of a Male Canary’ — FOX News ‘Arrest of Afghan Taliban leaders in Pak geared toward derailing Afghan reconciliation’ — Sify British official urges Afghanistan to negotiate allowing for Taliban, different insurgents — Washington Post Talks With Taliban To decide Afghanistan’s Future? — NPR We tend to carry out not wish to have proxy wars in Afghanistan, Karzai says — Yahoo News/Reuters Pakistan, Afghanistan conform to restore jirga process — DAWN Afghanistan welcomes Pakistani function in peace talks — AP Afghanistan plus Pakistan Pledge Cooperation — New york Times Pakistani spy chief, crucial to U.S. aims in Afghanistan, to keep on — McClatchy News Spy Chief in Pakistan to Remain On A more in-depth Year — New York Times US Congress Rejects Set up to go back away Afghanistan by Year’s Finish — New York Times Bipartisan blowout blocks Afghanistan withdrawal — Washington Times Own home rejects pullout up of Afghanistan — Yahoo News/Reuters Rep. Patrick Kennedy decisions news media ‘despicable’ for ignoring war in Afghanistan — Chicago Tribune (Video) Overworked U.S. Embassy in Kabul straining to fulfill administration’s requires — Washington Post In Kabul, hopelessness weighs on job hunters — L.A.
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Interview: ‘My Life With the Taliban’ — New York Times

Confused Narratives on Marjah — Captain’s Journal