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US envoy to Bangladesh Brent Christensen keen to revive police training led in 2023-24 by US private security contractor
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The US Embassy in Dhaka is keen to continue with a training programme for Bangladesh Police personnel, which was stopped temporarily in 2024, and with which an American private security contractor was involved before he suddenly left five days after the August 31, 2025, discovery of the body of a former US Special Forces officer [...] The post US envoy to Bangladesh Brent Christensen keen to revive police training led in 2023-24 by US private security contractor appeared first on Northeast News - Northeast India news 24×7 .
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