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British politicians and military chiefs have defended the mission in Afghanistan as Remembrance services for generations of war dead highlighted the human cost of the unpopular conflict. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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British politicians and military chiefs have defended the mission in Afghanistan as Remembrance services for generations of war dead highlighted the human cost of the unpopular conflict. Full Article at The Age
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British soldiers mentor officers from the Afghan police near Patrol Base Bolan in Afghanistan. Full Article at The National Newspaper
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KABUL - Two American soldiers disappeared in western Afghanistan in a routine resupply mission, and more than 25 NATO and Afghan security forces members were wounded during the search mission for them. Full Article at Boston Herald
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The years-long mentoring program that paired American Embedded Training Teams (ETT) with Afghan National Army units came to an end last month with little fanfare, even though it marked a major change in the way the United States and its allies are... Full Article at Aviation Week
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If we do not take action in Pakistan and Afghanistan then Al-Qaeda would be plotting more trouble and more chaos in the streets of our cities
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If we do not take action in Pakistan and Afghanistan then Al-Qaeda would be plotting more trouble and more chaos in the streets of our cities
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The only reason that it (the threat) has moved into Pakistan is because our troops are in Afghanistan
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British public opinion has been dented by the level of losses that we have received, but we cannot run a campaign like this off the back of an opinion poll
