The US military told about the damage caused to the Taliban
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US military and security forces in Afghanistan have destroyed a number of drug labs belonging to the Taliban militants (banned in Russia) as a result of joint operations, Pentagon spokesman Michael Andrews said.
Since the start of the campaign three weeks ago, the 25 drug laboratories of the Taliban have been eliminated as a result of joint operations by the US and the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces.
According to him, “the elimination of laboratories caused damage to drug dealers in the amount of almost 80 million dollars, and also deprived them of direct income in the amount of 16 million dollars.”
At the same time, Andrews declined to comment on the possibility of joint actions by the United States and Russia to combat the Afghan drug threat.
I advise you to contact the State Department regarding comments on a potential diplomatic partnership with Russia in Afghanistan,
he said.
The State Department has not yet answered the relevant question to the agency.
Earlier, during a press conference, Vladimir Putin said that Russia, together with the Afghan government, the United States and other interested parties, "is ready to work to overcome these difficulties."
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