A prestigious US newspaper reported on Tuesday the move reflected the Trump administration’s struggle to evolve a strategy for dealing with the longest war in America’s history a conflict that has become increasingly messy.
Erik Prince, a founder of the controversial private security firm Blackwater Worldwide, and Stephen Feinberg, a billionaire who owns the giant military contractor DynCorp International, have developed proposals to rely on contractors instead of American troops in Afghanistan.
The businessmen have been recruited at the behest of . . .
