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Ms. Nuland noted that The United States, ISAF, and Afghan Forces will continue to put pressure on those who perpetuate this violence. She said they will continue to stand with the people of Afghanistan and support their efforts toward peace, reconci
She highlighted that the Afghanistan government leads ongoing peace and reconciliation efforts. She added that all Afghans can look forward to a better future, with their freedom and stability secured by its own citizens.
She stressed that as Afghan security forces move into the lead, the United States will continue to reduce its military footprint. Its mission will change from combat to support. She added that the remaining 23,000 'surge' troops in December 2009 w
According to Ms. Clinton, all three surges - military, civilian, and diplomatic - are part of the vision for transition that NATO endorsed in Lisbon last December and that President Obama reaffirmed last night.