KABUL’s security situation and the future of the Resolute Support mission, the alliance said on Friday.
“Our conversation followed my recent discussions with allied leaders regarding the future of NATO’s presence in Afghanistan,” Stoltenberg was quoted as saying in the statement from NATO headquarters in Brussels.
The NATO chief reiterated his appreciation for US President Barack Obama’s announcement that the United States would maintain its current troop levels in Afghanistan through 2016 and would retain a substantial presence beyond 2016.
“This . . .
