President Barack Obama - in the tenth anniversary of the start of U.S. military campaign in Afghanistan - that "al Qaeda" is about to expire, but enormous challenges remain in the "Rebuilding Afghanistan."
Obama acknowledged that violence is still present and strong in Afghanistan which killed about 1,800 U.S. troops in addition to the continued assassinations against Afghan officials, despite the expulsion of the "Taliban" movement of the main strongholds, he said.
With regard to Pakistan, said that the U.S. administration is facing difficulties as they do not want to go a strategic relationship with a key ally of the United States in the eradication of terrorism and in spite of the accusations continued U.S. Intelligence of Pakistan that some of its officials to do with some armed groups and in particular "the Haqqani network," which Washington accuses of being behind the blast, which was subjected to the U.S. embassy in the Afghan capital Kabul in the thirteenth month of September.
It is noteworthy that an air raid carried out by a U.S. drone killed a week ago, "Anwar al-Awlaki" A leaders "of al Qaeda," an American-born where that process is the latest since the fire on Osama bin Laden in his hideout in Pakistan in May of 2011 .
It should be noted that it is scheduled to withdraw the United States about ten thousand troops from Afghanistan by the end of 2011 and 23 thousand during the summer of 2012, where she works and Washington and its allies in NATO "Alneto" to hand over full security responsibility to the Afghan security forces by the end of 2014.
The U.S. secret attacks have increased significantly during the time of Barack Obama, especially in the tribal region along the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
For his part, and contrary to what stated by U.S. President Hamid Karzai, Afghan president - in the interview was aired on the tenth anniversary of the start of the American military campaign in Afghanistan - the government and its foreign backers have failed to provide security for the Afghan citizens did not rule out talks with the rebels, "the Taliban "Those who believed they were behind the assassination of senior envoys of peace, a former president Burhanuddin Rabbani during the month of September.
Karzai, who has ruled Afghanistan since 2002, he believed in the possibility of improving the level of security in the country in case of foreign troops to return home.
The number of Afghan civilian casualties during the first half of 2011 was the highest since the overthrow of the "Taliban" in Afghanistan in 2001, while the United Nations estimates that security incidents in the first eight months of the year was greater by 40 per cent from a year 2010
Obama acknowledged that violence is still present and strong in Afghanistan which killed about 1,800 U.S. troops in addition to the continued assassinations against Afghan officials, despite the expulsion of the "Taliban" movement of the main strongholds, he said.
With regard to Pakistan, said that the U.S. administration is facing difficulties as they do not want to go a strategic relationship with a key ally of the United States in the eradication of terrorism and in spite of the accusations continued U.S. Intelligence of Pakistan that some of its officials to do with some armed groups and in particular "the Haqqani network," which Washington accuses of being behind the blast, which was subjected to the U.S. embassy in the Afghan capital Kabul in the thirteenth month of September.
It is noteworthy that an air raid carried out by a U.S. drone killed a week ago, "Anwar al-Awlaki" A leaders "of al Qaeda," an American-born where that process is the latest since the fire on Osama bin Laden in his hideout in Pakistan in May of 2011 .
It should be noted that it is scheduled to withdraw the United States about ten thousand troops from Afghanistan by the end of 2011 and 23 thousand during the summer of 2012, where she works and Washington and its allies in NATO "Alneto" to hand over full security responsibility to the Afghan security forces by the end of 2014.
The U.S. secret attacks have increased significantly during the time of Barack Obama, especially in the tribal region along the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
For his part, and contrary to what stated by U.S. President Hamid Karzai, Afghan president - in the interview was aired on the tenth anniversary of the start of the American military campaign in Afghanistan - the government and its foreign backers have failed to provide security for the Afghan citizens did not rule out talks with the rebels, "the Taliban "Those who believed they were behind the assassination of senior envoys of peace, a former president Burhanuddin Rabbani during the month of September.
Karzai, who has ruled Afghanistan since 2002, he believed in the possibility of improving the level of security in the country in case of foreign troops to return home.
The number of Afghan civilian casualties during the first half of 2011 was the highest since the overthrow of the "Taliban" in Afghanistan in 2001, while the United Nations estimates that security incidents in the first eight months of the year was greater by 40 per cent from a year 2010