KABUL, the alliance chief says.
“In Afghanistan we have transitioned from combat operations to the training and advising of local Afghan forces,” the secretary-general was quoted as saying by the Pentagon.
Jens Stoltenberg, speaking to students at a Paris university, said NATO was raising the number of troops in the mission to 16,000.
“Since 9/11, NATO allies have stood together in solidarity against terrorism,” Stoltenberg said. But Russia was only one problem that must be dealt with, he added.
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