KABUL to live up to their commitments.
Speaking online ahead of the meetings of NATO Defence Ministers in Brussels, Stoltenberg said NATO has around 12,000 troops in the alliance’s biggest mission in Afghanistan.
He added as part of the peace process, the western military alliance had adjusted its presence in the war-torn country and any further adjustments remained conditions-based.
He said the Taliban must live up to their commitments, significantly reduce the levels of violence, and pave the way for a ceasefire . . .
