Graeme Smith

Afghanistan Correspondent, Globe and Mail

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Afghanistan correspondent for Globe and Mail, a Canadian daily newspapr

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Hundreds of escaped prisoners and other Taliban militants are said to be dug in a few miles from Afghanistan’s second largest city.

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Hundreds of escaped prisoners and other Taliban militants are said to be dug in a few miles from Afghanistan’s second largest city.

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