NATO seizes bomb-making materials in Afghanistan
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nandakandamanda
Huge smokescreen title to cover NATO's embarrassing loss of weapons into Taliban hands.
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Noliving
Really nandakandamand? Because I remember the previous times when the US weapons fell into Taliban hands and the US didn't try and "smokescreen". I mean who really cares, weapons fall into enemy hands all the time, you can find pictures of nazis with American weapons and American jeeps.
To be honest the only real reason they are probably announcing it is because of the amount they captured and destroyed and they need any type of information to show they are making progress. You can call that a smokescreen but I don't believe that its because of taliban showing weapons that were captured.
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