CNN news：美国南部暴雨使当地遭受巨大损失.docVIP

CNN news:美国南部暴雨使当地遭受巨大损失 摘要：大部分北约驻阿富汗部队将于2014年前撤出；叙利亚已被阿盟暂停成员国资格，土耳其威胁要切断对叙利亚的供应；美国政府采取措施削减开支；美国南部暴雨使当地遭受巨大损失。 Thanks to Miranda and Travel for todays iReport introduction. Im Carl Azuz. Today CNN Student News is reporting on Syria, storms, sugar and a super committee. First up, were heading to Afghanistan. There are more than 100,000 NATO troops in that country. Most of those are American troops. Most of them are scheduled to leave by the end of 2014.Afghanistans President Hamid Karzai says thats a good thing. During a speech to tribal elders on Wednesday, Karzai complained about NATO.He also try to set some limits on what NATO troops can and cant do in this country. For example, Karzai thinks its a good idea for U.S. forces to have bases in Afghanistan, but he doesnt want Americans to search houses or to arrest Afghans.NATO is trying to include the Afghan military in more of its operations and as Nick Paton Walsh reports, more areas are being turned over to Afghan control. Slowly, NATOs transferring the security of Afghanistan over to Afghans. The next regions to be handed over will soon be announced by President Hamid Karzai. It may, NATO and Afghan officials told CNN include two of what have been historically the most violent parts of the countrys south. First, in Helmand, theres the district of Nad e Ali where many British troops have died over the years, but also in Kandahar the Arghandab Valley recently a hotbed of insurgent violence where many Americans have also died. Now an Afghan official in Arghandab tells us security is a lot better. But thats because the Americans are there in force. If they leave, he tells us things may get worse and fast. But logic of this , some say is to have Afghans face their toughest work while NATO still has enough troops to help. It is good while we have a significant NATO presence in Afghanistan to start with toughest parts in Afghanistan, and that will provide the opportunity for the Afghan security forces to defend thense