

Afghanistan War Logs
The more than 90,000 US military field reports leaked to the whistleblower website WikiLeaks shows an unfiltered picture of the NATO mission in Afghanistan. The reports reveal the activities of a secret US assassination squad, Pakistan's suspected support of the Taliban and the little progress made by the German Bundeswehr.
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