KABUL—President Hamid Karzai softened his insistence on postponing the crucial security deal with Washington until after Afghan presidential elections next spring, but persisted in demanding an unspecified delay until his other conditions are met, his spokesman said.
The talks in Kabul with U.S. National Security Adviser Susan Rice on Monday took place a day after some 3,000 delegates at Afghanistan’s Loya Jirga assembly approved the bilateral security agreement and urged a quick implementation of the accord. The pact is…
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