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Spotlight AFGHANISTAN Issue dated 26/06/2008

Intelligence Services Take Up Anti-Drug Fight

Afghanistan is due to produce nearly 820 tons of pure heroin this year, or 93% of the estimated world output. As NATO has deployed 44,000 personnel in the country, the Atlantic Alliance's intelligence services have been tasked over the past [...]

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