Where: U.S Taliban Sign Deal Meant to End America's Longest War

Negotiations in Qatar end with the signing of a peace agreement with the Taliban for the first time in two decades. President Trump persisted in the effort following stalled talks in September 2018. Talks went on for 18 months, with Afghan American diplomat Khalid appointed by president Trump to lead negotiations. The agreement was signed in Qatar by Khalid and Mullah Baradar, in the presence of Secretary of State Pompey. President Trump stated his view on Afghanistan and places such as Iraq in a New Delhi press conference recently the U.S. could not act in a (permanent) police role in foreign countries. Efforts were made under previous presidents to end the conflict. President Trump persisted and made this a priority of his administration, following similar policy in Syria and Iraq, where strong deployment of American forces was followed by removal of forces. From beginning to end, the deployment was planned in this way, so that resources could be used to improve capabilities for future needs. Negotiations in Qatar end with the signing of a peace agreement with the Taliban for the first time in two decades. President Trump persisted in the effort following stalled talks in September 2018. Talks went on for 18 months, with Afghan American diplomat Khalid appointed by president Trump to lead negotiations. The agreement was signed in Qatar by Khalid and Mullah Baradar, in the presence of Secretary of State Pompey. President Trump stated his view on Afghanistan and places such as Iraq in a New Delhi press conference recently the U.S. could not act in a (permanent) police role in foreign countries. Efforts were made under previous presidents to end the conflict. President Trump persisted and made this a priority of his administration, following similar policy in Syria and Iraq, where strong deployment of American forces was followed by removal of forces. From beginning to end, the deployment was planned in this way, so that resources could be used to improve capabilities for future needs. Negotiations in Qatar end with the signing of a peace agreement with the Taliban for the first time in two decades. President Trump persisted in the effort following stalled talks in September 2018. Talks went on for 18 months, with Afghan American diplomat Khalid appointed by president Trump to lead negotiations. The agreement was signed in Qatar by Khalid and Mullah Baradar, in the presence of Secretary of State Pompey. President Trump stated his view on Afghanistan and places such as Iraq in a New Delhi press conference recently the U.S. could not act in a (permanent) police role in foreign countries. Efforts were made under previous presidents to end the conflict. President Trump persisted and made this a priority of his administration, following similar policy in Syria and Iraq, where strong deployment of American forces was followed by removal of forces. From beginning to end, the deployment was planned in this way, so that resources could be used to improve capabilities for future needs. Negotiations in Qatar end with the signing of a peace agreement with the Taliban for the first time in two decades. President Trump persisted in the effort following stalled talks in September 2018. Talks went on for 18 months, with Afghan American diplomat Khalid appointed by president Trump to lead negotiations. The agreement was signed in Qatar by Khalid and Mullah Baradar, in the presence of Secretary of State Pompey. President Trump stated his view on Afghanistan and places such as Iraq in a New Delhi press conference recently the U.S. could not act in a (permanent) police role in foreign countries. Efforts were made under previous presidents to end the conflict. President Trump persisted and made this a priority of his administration, following similar policy in Syria and Iraq, where strong deployment of American forces was followed by removal of forces. From beginning to end, the deployment was planned in this way, so that resources could be used to improve capabilities for future needs.