The US and the Taliban have signed an agreement aimed at paving the way towards peace in Afghanistan after more than 18 years of conflict. The US and its Nato allies have agreed to withdraw all their troops from the country within 14 months if the militants uphold the deal. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Taliban leaders attended the signing ceremony in Doha in Qatar. Talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban are due to follow. Under the agreement signed in Doha, the militants agreed to stop attacks and not allow al-Qaeda to operate in the areas they control. The US invaded Afghanistan weeks after the September 2001 attacks by the Afghanistan-based al-Qaeda group. More than 2,400 US troops have been killed during the conflict. About 12,000 are still stationed in the country. President Trump has promised to put an end to the conflict.
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能和平解决问题不好吗？你很喜欢战争？[bb105]
粉红嘛，巴不得美国陷入战争泥潭 才是中国发展的机遇
她的纸老虎定义就是对内高压，天网工程，对外外交部打嘴炮
好酸哦。。。
哈哈哈哈😂，什么都往小郭子身上拉，您费心了
re这个，其他的都是yy。 美国应该是不想在afghan 深陷下去了。 这么拖着耗钱，耗精力。
如果问题真解决了也好。
专心对付国际毒瘤中共，我觉得挺好的呀
这种没有正确的是非观会被天谴的。