Sue Turton returns to Afghanistan to shadow US General Nicholson as he pursues the Trump administration’s new counter-insurgency strategy in the war-torn country.
Sue Turton
Sue Turton is an Al Jazeera correspondent who has covered Afghanistan, Libya and Syria extensively for the network.
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