US, NATO to mark end of mission to Afghanistan
The United States and NATO will formally end 13 years of war in Afghanistan with a ceremony at their military headquarters in Kabul.
The ceremony on Sunday will mark the end of the US-led International Security Assistance Force, which will transition to a supporting role with 13,500 soldiers starting January 1st.
The mission ends with 2,224 American soldiers killed, of a total tally of some 3,500 foreign troop deaths. The mission peaked at 140,000 troops in 2010.
