KABUL: Afghan Taliban retreated Afghan Army and captured two districts Nawzad and Musa Qala in southern province of Helmand. Provincial governor Khan Rahimi said “The Afghan Army retreated from two army bases in Musa Qala and one base from Nawazad district.” He claimed that troops have been ...

RAWALPINDI: US General John Campbell called on Army Chief General Raheel Sharif in GHQ, Rawalpindi here at Thursday. It was the farewell meeting of General Campbell with Army Chief. As per ISPR, Army Chief thanked Gen. Campbell on his efforts for the stability of Afghanistan. Both dignitaries ...

WASHINGTON: General John Campbell claimed that planned withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan will affect the efforts of training and supporting the ANSF. General John claimed that security situation is deteriorating in Afghanista and ISIS wants to establish a base in eastern Afghanistan near ...

WASHINGTON: US General Campbell said that US forces must stay in Afghanistan till 2024 for the better results of decade’s long war against terrorism. Campbell claimed that if US forces leave Afghanistan at this point of time then 2016 will be worse than 2015. He said that Afghan forces are not ...

WASHINGTON:  Afghanistan's security situation is so tenuous that the top U.S. commander there wants to keep as many U.S. troops there as possible through 2016 to boost beleaguered Afghan soldiers and may seek additional American forces to assist them. Army Gen. John Campbell said in an interview ...

RAWALPINDI: Commander Resolute Support Mission and United States Forces in Afghanistan Gen. John Campbell met with Chief of Army Staff Gen. Raheel Sharif in GHQ, Rawalpindi. As per ISPR statement, matters related to mutual interest were discussed in meeting. Both dignitaries also discussed the ...

WASHINGTON: The United States has admitted it launched an airstrike that destroyed a hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz. Washington claims attack was a mistake. 22 people died and many more were injured. The medical charity MSF, which ran the facility, does not believe the claim. It is calling ...

WASHINGTON: There are more than 6,000 non-US forces contributing to the Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan. NATO secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg told reporters flatly:I sense that many allies are willing to stay longer if needed. US President Brack Obama had aimed to with draw all but a ...