U.S. officials told Reuters prior to the meeting at Camp David in Maryland that the options being presented to Trump range from a total pullout from Afghanistan, keeping the status quo of some 8,400 U.S. troops, a modest hike, or a small reduction that would focus on counter-terrorism.
(Reporting by Steve Holland; Writing by Eric Beech; Editing by Eric Walsh)Trump considering options for new Afghanistan strategy: White House
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