Pentagon chief makes surprize visit to Afghanistan

Tural Asadi
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Chief of Pentagon James Mattis has arrived in Kabul for a surprise visit, Report informs citing Russia Today.

The September 2 reports said that the NATO mission in Afghanistan was led by the former head of the US Joint Special Operations Command, general Austin Scott Miller.

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