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in the southern taliban stronghold, ‘considerable advances’ had been made in securing kandahar city and its environs, said international security assistance force spokesman brigadier general carsten jacobson:
the success has been so great that insurgents have largely lost control of the area and now rely on ieds [improvised explosive devices] as their primary method of attack,” he said.
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…significantly disrupted the haqqani network through operations shamshir and knife edge, where coalition forces captured or eliminated over 500 insurgent leaders and fighters last fall.
the haqqani network has been blamed for a series of high-profile attacks in kabul, including one on the us embassy in september last year.
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brigadier general jacobson said afghan forces were clearly in control of the city, as part of a phased transition ahead of a pull-out of nato combat troops in 2014.
his remarks came in stark contrast to perceptions that security has worsened in the afghan capital over the last 12 months, with a series of spectacular attacks on western targets, such as the us embassy siege.
the afghan army was now almost 180,000-strong, the afghan police has nearly 144,000 men and women in uniform, and by spring of this year security responsibility for more than 50 per cent of afghanistan will be under afghan control, he said.
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