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White House says the Afghanistan war is won but NATO says not even close

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The United States has claimed success in achieving its military mission of defeating al-Qaeda in Afghanistan while NATO is staying put as attacks escalate. Less than several hundred al-Qaeda fighters were left in Afghanistan, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a recent interview. The U.S. launched its mission almost 19 years ago after declaring []

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