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Patrolling Afghanistan the Dutch way

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Across Afghanistan the number of Taliban attacks has risen sharply this year.

But there is one bright spot for international forces -the southern province of Uruzgan, neighbouring Helmand.

There Nato forces led by the Dutch are trying a different approach.

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