Afghanistan Choice In
Docs 324-372
Afghanistan, 1969-1972 324. Memorandum From the Political Counselor of the Embassy in Afghanistan (Naas) to the Ambassador to Afghanistan (Neumann), Kabul, February 13, 1969 [Read More]
U.S. Support for Afghan Women, Children, and Refugees
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Afghanistan: Seeds of Hope
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Press Briefing on Afghanistan
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Secretary Rice's Trip to South Asia, East Asia - US Department of State
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Southwest Asia
Drug Flow/Transit. Although trafficking patterns appear to be changing, India historically has been an important transit area for Southwest Asia heroin from Afghanistan and Pakistan and, to a lesser degree, from Southeast Asia-Burma, Thailand, and Laos. India’s heroin seizures from these two regions continue to provide evidence of India’s transshipment role. Most heroin transiting India appears bound for Europe. Seizures of Southwest Asian heroin made at New Delhi and Mumbai airports tend to reinforce this assessment. However, the bulk of heroin seized in the past two years has been of domestic origin (NCB estimates 80 percent), seized in South India and apparently destined to Sri Lanka. Trafficking groups operating in India fall into four categories. Most small seizures at the Mumbai and New Delhi international airports are from West African traffickers. Traffickers who maintain familial and/or tribal ties to Pakistan and Afghanistan are responsibl ... [Read More]
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