Still Unclear How Many NATO Troops Will Remain in Afghanistan After 2014

Obama yet to make a decision

Reason Staff | 2.22.2013 10:28 AM

NATO officials are meeting in Brussels to discuss the future of the international combat mission in Afghanistan -- but there are conflicting reports on how many troops may remain there after 2014.

The alliance is scheduled to transfer control of security to Afghan forces in 2014.

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Still Unclear How Many NATO Troops Will Remain in Afghanistan After 2014

Obama yet to make a decision

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