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wxss Day in Pictures - CharlesteGeork - 12-23-2024
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President Bush will ask Congress for $10.6 billion to help Afghanistan strengthen its security forces and rebuild from years of war, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Thursday.The money would be on top of $14.2 billion in aid the United States has already given to Afghanistan since the U.S.-led invasion in 2001 that toppled the repressive Taliban.The request, which Mr. Bush will make formally next month, comes after a year in which Taliban forces launched surprisingly fierce attacks across the country. U.S. and NATO forces are bracing for a renewed offens stanley quencher ive by Taliban fighters in the spring The challenges of the last several months have demonstrated that we want to stanley france and we should redouble our efforts, Rice told reporters flying with her to Brussels for NATO meetings on Afghanistan.Rice said that of the total, $8.6 billion would be for training and equippi stanley cup quencher ng Afghan police and security forces, and $2 billion would be for reconstruction. The money would be spent over the next two years. The aid proposal also comes as the U.S. appears to be stepping up its military commitment in the country.The Defense Department has said that 3,200 soldiers from the New York-based 10th Mountain Division already in Afghanistan would have their tour extended by four months. In a visit to Afghanistan last week, new Defense Secretary Robert Gates indicated he is likely to ask President Bush for more troops for the country.There are about 24,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan, the highest