KABUL partners in Brussels.
“1/2 spent today in Brussels talking to EU and NATO partners. Encouraged by their strong endorsement on the progress we have made on a peace process,” the US diplomat tweeted on Tuesday.
“Our shared purpose is to read a peace agreement (not a withdrawal agreement) that is worthy of the sacrifices made over decades of war,” Khalilzad wrote.
“2/2 we went into Afghanistan together, and together we will determine our future posture based on conditions we determine with . . .
