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As cross-border taliban’s cooperation grows stronger US military deploys 1200 more soldiers to cater the needs.
As per Reuters, Major general Muhammad Shareef Yaftali of 203rd corps has said that ‘they (Taliban) have the same instincts. Both of them are of same school and are growing in their cooperation’.
This stronger alliance of cross border Talibans is endangering the control of eastern provinces from Yaftali’s hands as he cites that the Al Qaeda operatives might be holding up in the remote mountains of the region.
However, to keep things straight, US military joint base lewis Mc-Chor’s combat aviation brigade has landed in Afghanistan with a platoon of 1200 soldiers.
As per their Facebook page on military.com, brigade informs that everyone has settled comfortably.
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New US military brigade carrying 1200 soldiers arrive in Afghanistan. Photo: Wikipedia via Creative Commons.
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As per Reuters, Major general Muhammad Shareef Yaftali of 203rd corps has said that ‘they (Taliban) have the same instincts. Both of them are of same school and are growing in their cooperation’.
This stronger alliance of cross border Talibans is endangering the control of eastern provinces from Yaftali’s hands as he cites that the Al Qaeda operatives might be holding up in the remote mountains of the region.
However, to keep things straight, US military joint base lewis Mc-Chor’s combat aviation brigade has landed in Afghanistan with a platoon of 1200 soldiers.
As per their Facebook page on military.com, brigade informs that everyone has settled comfortably.
![](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fpointraiser.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2Fafghan-soldiers.jpg&hash=336e869329bc34ed2b3ba17147c9e19d)
New US military brigade carrying 1200 soldiers arrive in Afghanistan. Photo: Wikipedia via Creative Commons.
Read full story on pointraiser.com