KABUL past next year.
Carter, who addressed a press conference in Brussels amid a defence ministerial meeting, signaled a new willingness to rethink the number of US troops that should remain in Afghanistan after next year.
“I have asked all of the NATO partners to remain flexible and to consider the possibility of making adjustments to the plan, which is now 2½-years old, for the presence in Afghanistan in coming years,” Carter told reporters. He said a number of countries had indicated a willingness to . . .
