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China moves into Bagram airfield? An important piece to the Eurasia puzzle

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China moves into Bagram airfield? An important piece to the Eurasia puzzle
The Duran: Episode 1105

US-abandoned Bagram base reportedly operational for first time in two months, as rumors swirl of Chinese military presence

US-abandoned Bagram base reportedly operational for first time in two months, as rumors swirl of Chinese military presence

Bagram Airfield, once the linchpin of the US-led NATO mission in Afghanistan, is said to be powered and serving planes again. A foreign force is rumored to be involved, with fingers pointed at China, which denied eyeing the base.

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