The decision by our NATO allies, which the United States fully supported, reached at Lisbon 2 years ago, to begin a transition to end combat presence in 2014 helped to increase the attention paid to training the Afghan security forces.
Hillary Clinton: “The decision by our NATO allies, which the United States fully supported, reached at Lisbon 2 years ago, to begin a…”
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Clinton highlights NATO's decision to transition away from combat in Afghanistan.
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