A former Afghan warlord turned government minister said the country should not agree to further U.S.-led military operations there.
Water and Energy Minister Mohammad Ismail Khan, marking the ninth anniversary of his son's death, told residents in the city of Herat that NATO forces in the country are not making things any safer and leaders should seek to end deals with nations that intend to "dominate" Afghanistan, Khaama Press said Saturday.
Afghan minister: Give NATO the boot
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