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Netherlands to continue ISIS Operations
Dutch special forces will continue to support the development of Iraqi Special Operations Forces (ISOF) and Kurdish Special Mission Units (SMUs) through to the end of 2019, official documents have revealed.
According to papers disclosed by the Dutch government on 14th September, special forces will continue to support NATO training ...
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