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The Taliban government rejected any U.S. military presence in Afghanistan while expressing openness to political and economic relations based on mutual interests.
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The Taliban government rejected any U.S. military presence in Afghanistan while expressing openness to political and economic relations based on mutual interests.
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President Donald Trump floated reestablishing a U.S. base at Bagram to counter China’s regional influence, while noting that it was unclear whether the Pentagon was actively planning such a move.
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A foreign ministry spokesman said it was against the U.S. having "any military presence" in Afghanistan, but was open to "political and economic relations based on mutual respect and shared interests."
The Taliban government rejected any U.S. military presence in Afghanistan while expressing openness to political and economic relations based on mutual interests.
Open source reportPres. Trump floated the idea of reestablishing a U.S. military base at Bagram in Afghanistan as part of an effort to counter China's growing influence in the region.
President Donald Trump floated reestablishing a U.S. base at Bagram to counter China’s regional influence, while noting that it was unclear whether the Pentagon was actively planning such a move.
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