KABUL) forces to leave the country, warns a new report.
The international civilian presence would shrink and external economic and security assistance diminish if the US service-members left Afghanistan abruptly, it said.
Two former US special envoys for Afghanistan and two ex-defence officials have authored the report, spotlighting the consequences of a possible American pullout.
In case of an early drawdown, the report added, power would move from the centre to the periphery and . . .
