KABUL beyond 2016.
The Associated Press quoted Gen. Philip M. Breedlove, NATO commander in Europe, as saying members states had not yet announced exact numbers of the soldiers they wanted to stay in Afghanistan.
“We have been in contact with some of NATO member states, which played a great role in the Afghanistan mission earlier and they assured us of full support in this regard, he added.
Earlier, the Italian prime minister had said his country was considering keeping some soldiers in Afghanistan, where . . .
