KABUL was aimed at denying safe haven to international terrorists.
Launching his annual report for 2015 in Brussels, the NATO chief said they would continue to train, advise and assist the Afghan army and police.
He said the Afghan forces faced significant challenges, but they were holding their ground. “We decided, in 2015, to maintain our current level of troops this year and we are looking at how we can contribute to the funding of the Afghan security forces until 2020.”
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