File:ANA soldier shows opium captured in an alleged Taliban safe house in Helmand.jpg

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English: HELMAND PROVINCE, Afghanistan (May 8, 2009) - An Afghan National Police officer picks up a bag of opium. Afghan National Police officers, along with U.S. Special Operations Soldiers, discovered 600 pounds of opium May 7, 2009, during a cordon and search operation of a known Taliban safe house, collection center and trauma center in Babaji Village, in Afghanistan's Helmand province. Photo by Cpl. Sean K. Harp, U.S. Army.
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Author Sean K. Harp

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