Afghanistan eyes joint task force with Pakistan / Trefor Moss
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Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 45 Issue 40, 01 October 2008, p.20 (122)Summary: The possibility of a joint border task force has apparently been discussed. The objective would be to restrict the current free movement of insurgents between Pakistan's tribal areas and Afghanistan, but there are doubts whether the proposal will be implemented or could be effective.
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The possibility of a joint border task force has apparently been discussed. The objective would be to restrict the current free movement of insurgents between Pakistan's tribal areas and Afghanistan, but there are doubts whether the proposal will be implemented or could be effective.
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