US considers new Afghan offensives

The US military is considering new offensives in southern Afghanistan after the ambush that killed two American servicemen.

US considers new Afghan offensives
Mon, 31 Mar, 2003 - 09:13

The US military is considering new offensives in southern Afghanistan after the ambush that killed two American servicemen.

US Army spokesman Col Roger King said Saturday’s ambush “helps paint the picture for future operations”.

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