KABUL - As U.S. and Taliban negotiators celebrated the signing of a peace deal in Doha, for many in Kabul the agreement felt like a betrayal. After more than 18 years of a U.S.-led war in Afghanistan, the document seeking to end it made no mention of any of the ideals once touted by the conflict's supporters and architects.

KABUL, Afghanistan - The Afghan government is already objecting to elements of the peace deal signed by the United States and the Taliban. At a press conference Sunday, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani contradicted several aspects of the deal, including the timeline for a controversial prisoner exchange.