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"Clearly, they do pose a threat because they're going to be part of the leadership team again," said retired Army Gen. John Keane, who served as an adviser to past commanders in Afghanistan. "The fact of the matter is they're likely to be back in Pakistan with that leadership to influence future operations while the United States military is still there at least for a remaining year." (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
Photo by: Susan Walsh
"Clearly, they do pose a threat because they're going to be part of the leadership team again," said retired Army Gen. John Keane, who served as an adviser to past commanders in Afghanistan. "The fact of the matter is they're likely to be back in Pakistan with that leadership to influence future operations while the United States military is still there at least for a remaining year." (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

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