We are not leaving unless we are forced to. We intend to stay and have a significant relationship, including a significant defense relationship with Afghanistan for a number of years to come.
Ed Markey: “We are not leaving unless we are forced to. We intend to stay and have a significant relationship, including a…”
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Markey emphasizes the U.S. commitment to remain in Afghanistan despite challenges.
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