WikiLeaks Doc: Catch and Release in Afghanistan

By Thomas Joscelyn
Published November 30, 2010 9:02pm ET
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WikiLeaks Doc: Catch and Release in Afghanistan
A cable released by WikiLeaks that is available on the New York Times’s web site underscores the difficulties that both the Bush and Obama administrations have had in transferring war on terror detainees to Afghan custody. The cable, which originated at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul on August 6, 2009, begins: On numerous occasions we […]

A cable released by WikiLeaks that is available on the New York Times’s web site underscores the difficulties that both the Bush and Obama administrations have had in transferring war on terror detainees to Afghan custody. The cable, which originated at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul on August 6, 2009, begins:

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