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Russian concerns about the flow of heroin from Afghanistan's poppy fields would also be addressed through new co-operative agreements, officials said.
"The summit can mark a new start in the relationship between Nato and Russia," said Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the Nato secretary-general.
"We will hopefully agree on a broad range of areas in which we can develop practical co-operation on Afghanistan, counter-terrorism, counter-narcotics."
A Nato spokesman said last night: "There are no plans to reintroduce Russian soldiers into Afghanistan – [it's] not part of Russia's intent, not Afghan, and not ours. Russians may get involved in training helicopter pilots if they provide some helicopters, but not in Afghanistan itself. In the past, Russians have collaborated on training counter-narcotics police outside of country. None of the initiatives on the table involve Russian troops in Afghanistan."
Originally posted by russ1969
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I think the real reason is the new gas pipeline from russia to china. It runs smack through afghanistan. The drug control will be an added bonus is all.
Originally posted by PWDrifter
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Originally posted by PWDrifter
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Whatreallyhappened is A BS Website. Got any other links?
Originally posted by russ1969
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I think the real reason is the new gas pipeline from russia to china. It runs smack through afghanistan. The drug control will be an added bonus is all.