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Army Head Supports Afghan Forces Boost

Source: Sky News
Kabul : Afghanistan | 2 months ago  
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His comment comes as the coalition commander in Afghanistan , US General Stanley McChrystal, is requesting up to 40,000 additional troops. Gen McChrystal's plan is reported to have met with a cool reception in Washington where Vice President Joe Biden is said to favour reducing overall troop...
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