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Spain has resisted calls to increase its force of nearly 800 troops in Afghanistan, and officials close to Mr. Zapatero indicate that he is inclined to provide civilian help, for example, to train the police.

Mr. Brown has said he will move this week to announce fresh British deployments, confirming a tentative announcement last month of Britain's readiness to increase its force by 500 troops, beyond the 9,000 already deployed.

A12 NATO to Expand Afghan Mission NATO will increase its force in Afghanistan to as many as 15,000 soldiers and will take on counterinsurgency operations, according to Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, as NATO expands its mission into southern Afghanistan over the coming months.

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The United States Army, strained by operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, will increase its forces by 30,000 through emergency authority that it expects to last four years, the Army's chief of staff, Gen. Peter Schoomaker, told Congress on Wednesday.

After the invasion started in March 2003, the history says, the United States clearly "had a very limited ability to increase its forces" in Afghanistan.

That effort would free up money so the United States could maintain or increase its forces in Asia, a high priority for the Obama administration, and sustain a presence in the Persian Gulf after the withdrawal from Iraq this year, he said.

Meanwhile, in early 1952 the Australian government had agreed to an American request to increase its forces in Korea, dispatching a second infantry battalion to join 3 RAR which had been fighting since September 1950.

The African Union is increasing its force and hopes to have 7,700 soldiers here by September.

Only then would the United Nations consider increasing its force to nearly 8,000 from the current 4,500, according to a plan Mr. Annan sent to the council.

The foreign minister, Bernard Kouchner, said in a radio interview that France had increased its force levels in September and, in its area of operations, "our zone doesn't need a troop increase.