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UNITED STATES AFGHANISTAN Issue dated 09/01/2019

Pentagon concerned for Afghan intelligence

On the day that Donald Trump announced a major withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, on December 20, the Pentagon [...] (189 words)

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