KABUL, an American newspaper reported on Saturday.
The New York Times quoted to unnamed officials as saying the government’s move was aimed to reduce violence in Afghanistan, which could not be stabilised despite the peace agreement with the Taliban.
Senior Taliban leaders have sought cuts in the CIA presence in the country alongside US forces -- a demand declined so far by American negotiators.
In the earlier years of the war, CIA agents worked in different parts of Afghanistan to advise militia groups on . . .
