File:NATO and Afghan officials at Herat International Airport in 2012.jpg

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English: Deputy Secretary of State Bill Burns officially inaugurated the first United States consulate in Afghanistan during a ceremony in Herat.
Date Taken on 13 June 2012
Source U.S. Embassy Kabul Afghanistan - First U.S. Consulate in Afghanistan Inaugurated
Author U.S. Department of State
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