Trump uncertainty impedes NATO's Afghan strategy
Key NATO allies are committed to staying in Afghanistan to maintain stability, but Washington's policies are undefined
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- Counterterrorism mission
- TAA
- Short-term strategy
- Framework nations
- Germany
- Italy
- Turkey
- Afghan capabilities
- New force
- Special forces and air force
- Operational weakness
- Domestic challenges
- Peace talks
- US deployment
- Outlook
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_350.jpg "An Afghan soldier fires a 122mm howitzer during a live-fire exercise with NATO military advisers outside Kandahar Air Field (Reuters/Josh Smith)")