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Turkey courts Biden with offer to protect Kabul airport

Turkey courts Biden with offer to protect Kabul airport
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Streit um Abschiebungen: Die Sicherheitslage in Afghanistan hat sich nach dem Nato-Abzug erheblich verschärft

Mehr Artikel auf Streit um Abschiebungen Die Sicherheitslage in Afghanistan hat sich nach dem Nato-Abzug erheblich verschärft Die Zentralregierung in Kabul und ihre Truppen sind schwach; Unterstützung gegen die Taliban erhalten sie von Milizen © AFP Die Taliban erobern eine Region nach der anderen und ergreifen die Macht. Einige EU-Länder setzen Abschiebungen aus. Zugleich machen sich viele wieder auf die Flucht. Die Afghanistan-Experten Magdalena Kirchner und Thomas Ruttig sehen die Lage nach dem Abzug der Nato kritisch. 25.07.2021 um 05:30 Es sind keine guten Tage für Afghanistan. Nach 20 Jahren ziehen sich die Nato-Truppen unter US-Führung zurück, doch was ein Schritt zu mehr Selbstständigkeit Afghanistans sein könnte, führt derzeit ins Chaos. Dazu kommen tragische Vorfälle im Westen: In Österreich etwa sorgt nach dem Mord an der 13-jährigen Leonie erneut die Frage der Abschiebungen nach Afghanistan für Debatten.

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Turkey considering troop withdrawal from Afghanistan: Report

ANKARA: As NATO allies are asking US President Joe Biden and his administration to delay its troop withdrawal date from Afghanistan for an extra couple of months, Turkey informed its NATO allies and the US that it is also considering a withdraw from the country, the Wall Street Journal reported. Turkish authorities have not yet released any official statement about the WSJ report. Turkey has provided security to the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul for years. The potential withdrawal of Turkish troops will complicate things as other Western nations are trying to keep their diplomatic missions open in the country following the end of NATO’s longest-ever mission.

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Turkey likely to host Afghan peace meeting

Turkey likely to host Afghan peace meeting
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Afghanistan Threatened With Rising Violence Once Again

When the Doha talks were launched in September, the Afghan people's hopes for an end of war and violence were high. So far, many have been disappointed as the negotiations have not done much to improv

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