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The Wall Street Journal, following up an earlier report by McClatchy newspapers, today quoted a senior military official saying the option generating the most interest is to deploy 30,000-35,000 extra US troops, of which about 10,000 would be trainers for the Afghan army, in the hope of speeding up the transfer of responsibility from international forces to the Afghans.

These would primarily be trainers helping out with new equipment bought from the US, such as F-16 fighters Iraq purchased last month.

Those still in Iraq would be primarily trainers and air traffic controllers, the official said.

Mr. Maliki had just been told by Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. that there would be no trainers in Iraq after the end of the year if they didn't get immunity, according to Mr. Chalabi.

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European officials say that one possibility would be for French trainers to remain in Afghanistan after the combat troops depart.

In addition, 4,000 troops would be sent as trainers for the Afghan security forces, the military official said.

Perhaps as many as 10,000 troops would be deployed as trainers with the Afghan security forces, with NATO pledging to send thousands more.