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The deal promised to be a boon for the Taliban, which could realize $100 million a year in transit fees.

The administration also has negotiated the outlines of a tentative peace deal with the Taliban, which could lead to a drawdown of U.S. forces in Afghanistan.

The most concrete recommendation from the convention was to form an independent, neutral commission of people accepted by all sides in the conflict — namely, the Afghan government, international forces and the Taliban — which could begin peace negotiations.

Special operations forces from the United States, Britain and other allied nations should be used mainly to hunt down the leaders of Al Qaeda and the Taliban, which could involve tracking them to remote hideaways and hillside caves.

According to a report in the Times, the President recently authorized the Pentagon to carry out attacks on Taliban fighters, which could include extensive air strikes in support of Afghan government forces.

The two leaders reaffirmed support for negotiations with the Taliban, which have shown tentative promise in recent months, and they endorsed the establishment of a Taliban office in Qatar, which could facilitate peace talks.

But some Britons are concerned that the United States wants a stronger response to the Taliban in the south, which could cause casualties and erode British public support of the mission.

Most of these deaths resulted from undiscriminating tactics employed by the Taliban (suicide attacks, I.E.D.'s), which could intensify when the Americans remove from Afghanistan the abundance of sophisticated technology and equipment currently used to minimize or forestall such attacks.

The Marine Corps said three non-commissioned officers involved in a video that shows four Marines urinating on the body of a dead Taliban fighter received "nonjudicial punishments," which could include letters of reprimand, a reduction in rank, forfeit of some pay, physical restriction to a military base, extra duties or some combination of those measures.

Unmanned spy planes which could follow the Taliban's cars and detect the presence of humans behind 100 feet of rock are both awesome and terrifying.

But critics said the strategy would have allowed the Taliban to prepare for the attack, which could lead to higher coalition casualties.