US May Send Hundreds of 'Advisers' to Afghanistan

David Brunnstrom | Reuters | August 3, 2003

The United States is in discussions with Afghanistan to send hundreds of advisers to government ministries in order to accelerate reconstruction there. Critics contend the system would be the beginning of a colonialization similar to Iraq.

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