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Obama's New Pact with Afghanistan

President Obama made a surprise visit to Kabul yesterday, where he meet with Hamid Karzai. After signing the latest security agreement with the Afghan President, Obama listed ten year's worth of American achievements in the region.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

President Obama made a surprise visit to Kabul yesterday, where he meet with Hamid Karzai. After signing the latest security agreement with the Afghan President, Obama listed ten year's worth of American achievements in the region. So, role will the United States and NATO play after most foreign troops leave in 2014? Alissa Rubin is Kabul Bureau Chief for the New York Times.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
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KCRW
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Alissa Johannsen Rubin
New York Times

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Obama's New Pact with Afghanistan

President Obama made a surprise visit to Kabul yesterday, where he meet with Hamid Karzai. After signing the latest security agreement with the Afghan President, Obama listed ten year's worth of American achievements in the region.

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Obama's New Pact with Afghanistan

President Obama made a surprise visit to Kabul yesterday, where he meet with Hamid Karzai. After signing the latest security agreement with the Afghan President, Obama listed ten year's worth of American achievements in the region.

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