February 28, 2008
France, Norway to join the fight in Afghanistan
It appears France is going to get in the fight in Afghanistan, which goes directly against MSM reporting that the NATO force in Afghanistan was crumbling. Reuters reports:
Norway, too, is sending combat troops to areas seeing fighting.France may send hundreds of ground troops to east Afghanistan where NATO-led forces are fighting al Qaeda-backed insurgents, Le Monde newspaper reported on Tuesday.It said the move would be part of a new Afghan policy being worked out by President Nicolas Sarkozy and his advisers.France has about 1,900 soldiers under NATO's Afghan command, most of them based in relatively calm Kabul, and Le Monde said the fresh troops would be deployed outside the capital."Their destination would be zones of potentially fierce fighting, preferably the eastern region of Afghanistan close to the tribal areas of Pakistan," it said.
Hat tip: icasualties.org
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