Killing of General in Afghanistan Renews U.S. Exit Angst
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An insider attack against international and Afghan forces in Kabul that killed a U.S. general has renewed questions about the Obama administration’s exit strategy from Afghanistan and the country’s security.
The death of Major General Harold Greene, the highest-ranking U.S. officer to die in the 13-year-old war, already has prompted a review of safety protocols as President Barack Obama seeks to withdraw almost all American troops by the end of 2016, when he will be preparing to leave office.