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NATO chief wants more troops in Afghanistan

Source: SAMAA
London : United Kingdom | 3 months ago  
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LONDON: NATO's new secretary-general made a direct call for more troops in Afghanistan on Friday and said training of Afghan forces also needed to be escalated. "Honestly speaking, I think we need more troops," Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the former Danish prime minister who took...
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