President Trump Foreign Policy Versus The Threat of Radical Islam Terrorism
Since his inauguration day, President Trump has vowed to combat radical islam terrorism, and his administration has taken a strong position to address the issue.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai said that he prefers that his successor will sign the security pact with the United States, which could keep American troops in the country for a decade or longer
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki arrived at the White House to appeal to President Barack Obama for more U.S. assistance combating increased terrorism perpetrated by an emboldened insurgency within his country. Al-Maliki argued that U.S. assistance with additional weapons and help with intelligence are paramount to quell unrest in the country
The United States released more than $1.6 billion in military and economic aid to Pakistan, news reports said. The relations between the two countries grew strained after Navy Seals led a covert raid killing Osama bin Laden in the military town of Abbottabad in May, 2011
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