Deb Riechmann

Associated Press

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Correspondent in Kabul, Afghanistan for Associated Press

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The US is scaling back operations in Afghanistan after a spate of so-called green on blue violence.

Troop Reduction in Afghanistan Signals New Strategy

The US is scaling back operations in Afghanistan after a spate of so-called green on blue violence.

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The US is scaling back operations in Afghanistan after a spate of so-called green on blue violence.

Troop Reduction in Afghanistan Signals New Strategy

The US is scaling back operations in Afghanistan after a spate of so-called green on blue violence.

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