In a recent interview with the New York Times, Mr Karzai described commanders who have dragged their feet on the UN-backed militia-disarmament programme as being a bigger threat to Afghanistan's future than the surviving Taliban.
Ms. Palfrey, who ran the prostitution business by telephone from her home in Northern California, gave interviews to news organizations before her trial and was quoted by The Navy Times as describing Commander Dickinson as "very pleasant, very nice".
Mr. Amrozi described the commander as younger than himself and fluent in English, Arabic and Indonesian, the general said.
Earlier this month, the US put a $5m£3.4m4m) bounty on his head, describing him as key commander of al-Qaida.
The retired four-star general also described the commanders' conference as "very fractious".
The general, described by commanders as a former professor at Syria's war college, had previously tried to link external and internal opposition efforts.
In a new report – the latest detailing repeated horrors in Darfur – HRW quoted women who were gang-raped, and defectors from the government's Rapid Support Forces (RSF), one of whom described his commanders as "men without mercy".
As fact checkers poured through President Donald Trump's border security address on Tuesday, debunking a handful of mistruths, Ana Navarro described the commander-in-chief as a pathological liar.
"Some reports have even described ALP commanders selling the lives of their men: one allegedly accepted bribes equal to $500 per head to murder subordinates and killed six before capture.
The report's source describes the commander as a well-known arms merchant with a near monopoly on the black market for weapons and the main supplier of weapons from Iran for Mahdi army fighters in the south-eastern provinces of Maysan, Dhi Qar and Basra as well as Sadr City in Baghdad.
