NATO Drawdown In Afghanistan Poses Challenges For Afghan Military -- Voice of America
The international community is starting to draw the combat phase of its mission in Afghanistan to a close, with international troops this week beginning to transfer security control to their Afghan counterparts. A key component of the security transition involves the training of Afghan forces.
Afghans are looking to the future as NATO security forces this week began the process of handing over seven districts to Afghan authority.
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