KABUL from becoming a safe haven for international terrorists.
“We have 13,000 troops there and if there’s any lesson learned from Afghanistan, it’s that we should have started earlier to train local forces, to build local capacity,” he said.
He told a news conference in Brussels on Monday the Afghans forces -- trained, helped and assisted by NATO troops -- were responsible for the security of their country.
“We need tailor-made approaches to the . . .
