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NATO May Train Afghan Special Operators in Europe But experts say training may suffer after Western troops withdraw. As the United States withdraws forces from Afghanistan, one big question has been how the U.S. and its NATO allies would continue to train the elite Afghanistan special operations forces that have helped counter the Taliban and other violent groups. On Wednesday, the top U.S. commander in Europe said NATO might continue that training mission on European soil.  “We want to work with Afghanistan from a NATO perspective and we re in the process of looking at out-of-country special forces training in certain locations to bring NATO special forces activities out of, out of Afghanistan into a remote location, probably somewhere in Europe,” Gen. Tod Wolters, commander of U.S. European Command and Supreme Allied Commander Europe, told an audience at the Atlantic Council. That training would be managed by the NATO Office of the Senior Civilian Representative, or

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