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Afghanistan-Army

Asked for some information regarding Afghanistan and the troops there, the PMOS said that in terms of Afghanistan, the Prime Minister had spoken for the situation on Saturday morning. In terms of resources, we would listen to whatever the Commanders in the field told us, and that process of evaluation and assessment was one that went on all the time. Therefore, we would wait for their assessment.

Put that they had said what everyone had said earlier on, which was that they needed more helicopters, the PMOS said that what people had to work through was the proper process by which such requests were made, rather than interviews etc.

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