Sentence examples for when isaf from inspiring English sources

"And when ISAF leaves, no one will be able to stay here".

"The incident occurred when ISAF troops came under small-arms fire, following a successful mission," a NATO news release said.

"When ISAF conducts personnel recovery missions," Colonel Bush said, "we consider them sensitive operations and do not provide public details while the operation is under way in order to safeguard any information/intelligence advantage we may have".

When ISAF did begin to venture beyond Kabul, its efforts were hampered by the "caveats" of its component countries restrictions that kept all but a handful of the militaries from actively engaging in the fight against the Taliban and al-Qaeda.

He didn't like it when ISAF commander General McKiernan told him that things were going to hell and they would need 30,000 more troops in the country.

This rule has been in place since at least September 2008 when, according to a leaked classified report, ISAF introduced a tactical directive that "specifically called for limiting airstrikes on compounds to avoid civilian casualties when ISAF forces are not in imminent danger".

Afghanistan arguably is in worse shape now that it was when the ISAF forces arrived to take out the Taliban 15 years ago.

But he said his close work with locals in Helmand led to his identification as a collaborator with the International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) when he returned to Kabul.

Turning to the elections, AbZ suggested a compromise solution, whereby the Afghan government would ask ISAF when it would be ready to support the elections, rather than having any party dictate to President Karzai.

The official report from the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force said that Khpulwak, 25, had died because of "mistaken identity". He was hiding from the fight when, according to ISAF, a soldier mistook him for a surviving Taliban fighter and took his movements as a sign that he was a suicide bomber.

I was once subjected to a 45-minute lecture about the meaning of "truth", when I asked an Isaf officer for their estimated civilian death toll of one large airstrike.