All options available on Afghan troops withdrawal: White House

July 10, 2013 01:23

The Obama Administration today said it was open to all options, including the so-called "zero option", in regard to troops withdrawal from war-ravaged Afghanistan, but noted that no decision has been made so far.

"When it comes to a potential residual force in Afghanistan after 2014, we have long been clear that this is something that we will discuss and negotiate with the Afghan government," White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters at his daily news conference.

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