DHAKA: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has revealed the first members of his foreign policy team.
The advisers include academics and former military officers with expertise on the Middle East and energy issues, reports the BBC.
Trump told the Washington Post that he would name more advisers in the coming days.
Several of his advisers have served as experts for other Republican presidential candidates such as Mitt Romney and Ben Carson.
On Monday, Trump named retired Lt Gen Keith Kellogg, Carter Page, George Papadopoulos, Walid Phares and retired Gen Joseph Schmitz.
The team is led by Republican Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama who has helped shape Trump’s policies, most notably on immigration.
Trump has come under criticism in recent days over his policy credentials. When cable news network MSNBC asked him who was advising him on policy, Trump named himself.
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