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BRUSSELS, Belgium — Afghanistan’s defense minister appealed yesterday for the leaders at next week’s NATO summit to provide more support for his country’s armed forces and said a stronger Afghan army would enable the Western alliance eventually to scale down its military mission there.
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|BRUSSELS, Belgium — Afghanistan’s defense minister appealed yesterday for the leaders at next week’s NATO summit to provide more support for his country’s armed forces and said a stronger Afghan army would enable the Western alliance eventually to scale down its military mission there.
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