Afghanistan

The Afghan government said it wouldn't release the last 320 prisoners until the insurgents free more captured soldiers.

Prisoner releases on both sides are part of an agreement signed in February between the U.S. and Taliban.

Kabul officials denied unwarranted attacks on freed Taliban.

An undisclosed number of foreign workers have been living in conditions they describe as jail-like on the sprawling base.

The declaration calls for an immediate start to negotiations and a cease-fire.

The Taliban have rejected any changes to the deal they signed in February with the U.S.

Trump declined to state when the next round of withdrawals will begin but said it would happen "very soon, very soon."

At least 10 of the dead were ISIS militants involved in the assault to free their comrades from the prison in Jalalabad.

Assadullah Orakzai was an intelligence leader for the Islamic State.

The proliferation of anti-tank missiles among terror organizations across the Middle East has become a growing concern.