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home/Docs/News Releases/2020/[DoD] Statement From Chief Pentagon Spokesperson Jonathan Hoffman on 135 Days Since the Signing of the U.S.-Taliban Agreement

[DoD] Statement From Chief Pentagon Spokesperson Jonathan Hoffman on 135 Days Since the Signing of the U.S.-Taliban Agreement

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Statement From Chief Pentagon Spokesperson Jonathan Hoffman on 135 Days Since the Signing of the U.S.-Taliban Agreement
July 14, 2020

 

July 13, 2020 marks 135 days since the signing of the U.S.-Taliban Agreement on February 29, 2020. As stipulated in the agreement, the United States agreed to reduce its forces in Afghanistan to 8,600 and withdraw from five bases. We have met this obligation. U.S. forces in Afghanistan remain in the mid-8,000s and five bases formerly occupied by U.S. forces have been transferred to our Afghan partners.

U.S. military presence in Afghanistan remains focused on capabilities- not numbers. We maintain the capabilities and authorities necessary to protect ourselves, our Allies and partners, and US national interests. We will continue to execute our counterterrorism mission while simultaneously supporting the 38-nation NATO Resolute Support Train, Advise, Assist mission and Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) as they work to secure peace in the country.

The United States honors its obligations. All sides should reduce violence and embark on intra-Afghan negotiations capable of achieving a negotiated and lasting peace for Afghanistan.

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