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UK officials are also considering increasing British troops in Afghanistan this year, in line with British plans to reduce forces in Iraq from current levels of 7,100 soldiers to about 4,500.
This shortfall translates into a need to reduce forces and personnel by between 25 percent and 50 percent of the current levels.
Robin Cook accused Milosevic of a "cynical gambit" in his offer to reduce forces in the province.
 
 
 
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