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PrairiePundit: Disrupting Taliban's dope business
The nexus between the Taliban insurgency and the Afghan drug trade has made drug eradication central to the war in Afghanistan, especially to the strategy of curtailing the Taliban’s ability to raise funding. The joint forces operations …
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