First, sign the bilateral security agreement and, in so doing, embrace Afghanistan's desire for a long-term security relationship with the United States, NATO, and key partners.
John D.S. Allen: “First, sign the bilateral security agreement and, in so doing, embrace Afghanistan's desire for a long-term security…”
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Encouraging the new Afghan president to establish a security agreement with the U.S.
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