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Obama, Karzai ink strategic partnership agreement

US President Barack Obama and his Afghan counterpart Hamid Karzai tonight signed a landmark strategic partnership agreement in Kabul laying out American support for the war-torn nation for a decade after 2014 when NATO forces conclude their combat role.

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The ten-page long-term strategic partnership agreement pledges US support for Afghanistan for a decade after 2014, when NATO forces are planning to conclude their combat role.

Obama, who arrived in Kabul in the middle of the night on an unannounced trip is scheduled to address the American people from the Bagram air base around 7.30 pm New York time, which is 5 pm IST.

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