‘We will be watching very closely as any new government takes shape,’ says State Department spokesman Ned Price.
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US cutting staff at Kabul Embassy to ‘core diplomatic presence’
by Sami BurgazPentagon to send additional troops to Hamid Karzai International Airport as more staffers leave Afghanistan.
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‘All recent indications, at least, indicate the Taliban are instead pursuing a battlefield victory,’ says State Department
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State Dept. says it ‘did not intend to single out any particular country as a destination for refugees’
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‘We unequivocally condemn the bombing, and we continue to stand by our partners,’ says State Department spokesperson
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Arrival ‘demonstrates the U.S. government’s commitment to Afghans,’ says Secretary of State Antony Blinken