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WorldPosted at: Feb 12 2019 11:53AM


Acting Pentagon chief pays unannounced visit to Afghanistan

Washington, Feb 12 (UNI) Acting Pentagon chief Patrick Shanahan paid an unannounced visit to Afghanistan, where he met President Ashraf Ghani as the United States leads a push for peace talks with the Taliban, the US Department of Defence said on Tuesday.
Shanahan met Ghani on Monday, Afghanistan's chief executive Abdullah Abdullah and other officials.
The Pentagon acting chief said earlier that he had not received orders to begin to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan.
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