Stop Obama demands Afghanistan Conflict

President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama, calling for Afghanistan to stop the conflict in late 2014 and start a new chapter in the country. The call came in on a visit to Afghanistan was doing at night.

According to the Associated Press, Wednesday (2/5), a few hours ago, Obama also said it will not leave Afghanistan in an unstable condition. In the TV footage of an aircraft hangar at Bagram military base, Obama said that the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, exactly one year ago it was meaningful to destroy Al-Qaeda network.

"I understand that the American people are tired of war. I'm not going to harm the American people an extra day for the sake of our national security. But, we have to complete the task we started in Afghanistan and end the conflict in a responsible way," he said.

Obama delivered a speech on Wednesday at 04.00 local time. He highlighted the new security agreement forged between the President of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai to the U.S.. The agreement was signed early in order to design the future after the conflict ended and starting a new chapter in the country.

President Obama also ordered into the ranks of the U.S. Republican Party who questioned the timing of the withdrawal of U.S. troops there. They argue that it would increase the risk of nerve Taliban, Al-Qaeda network and other terrorist allies, as well as lowering the morale of American allies in Afghanistan.

"Our goal is to destroy Al-Qaeda and we are on the right track. Afghans want to uphold the sovereignty and peace building. It is necessary to confirm the end of the war," Obama said.