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President Barack Obama wants more war options
as he considers the next step for the U.S. in Afghanistan. A senior official says Obama is refusing to accept all the proposals presented by his national security team. Obama is expected to
announce a revamped U.S. strategy in a couple of weeks.

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President Barack Obama wants more war options
as he considers the next step for the U.S. in Afghanistan. A senior official says Obama is refusing to accept all the proposals presented by his national security team. Obama is expected to
announce a revamped U.S. strategy in a couple of weeks.


President Barack Obama wants more war options
as he considers the next step for the U.S. in Afghanistan. A senior official says Obama is refusing to accept all the proposals presented by his national security team. Obama is expected to
announce a revamped U.S. strategy in a couple of weeks.

Obama weighs options for U.S. strategy in Afghanistan

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