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Afghan civilian dead were ‘human shields’
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Karzai ready to talk to Mulla Omar for sake of peace
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Afghanistan
(Afghanistan) Five member of Haqqani’s terror network detained
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Roadside blast kills 14 in southern Afghanistan
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NATO accused the Taliban of using civilians as a human shields, which led to the high civilian casualties in Kandahar. Poland is speeding up the deployment of its para battalion, and will not restrict the movement of the unit as some NATO countries do currently.
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NATO says Taliban using civilians as shields, as high toll feared
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Afghan faction declared terrorist group
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Afghanistan: Canada should take the lead, think tank urges
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Afghanistan
NATO kills 48 suspected insurgents in Afghanistan
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Afghanistan
Jihadis turn from Iraq to Afghanistan – Western forces offer more inviting targets
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Afghanistan
Taliban spokeman Mohammad Hanif repeated the claim that U.S. and Afghan forces withdrew from Tana in the Ali Sher district of Khost province. See “NATO Talks with the Taliban?” An American intelligence source denies the claim. The U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan has “expressed deep unease over the British military’s ceasefire with the Taliban” in Musa Qala and said the truce should not be repeated.
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Afghanistan
Afghan Pact with NATO to be made public
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Afghanistan
Afghan intelligence officers seized two trucks transporting hundreds of kilograms of bomb-making materials
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Afghan troops draw praise for bravery
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NATO Talks with the Taliban?
AKI reports of talks and a NATO withdrawal from a district, but this isn’t policy yet American troops fire artillery near Musa Qala in Helmand province. Photo courtesy of SCANPIX/AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd. Click image to view. With Pakistan’s surrender of North Waziristan to the Taliban and al Qaeda, and the pending negotiations in Bajaur agency, the security situation in eastern Afghanistan has been a major concern for NATO forces that have recently assumed command of the region. Attacks in the Afghan provinces bordering Pakistan’s North Waziristan have increased threefold since the waziristan Accord was signed in early September. Syed Saleem…
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Thirty-two killed in factional fighting in Afghanistan
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Karzai urges world’s Muslims to “hear Afghanistan’s cry”
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Taliban-style militants roam Pakistan region after pact
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Afghanistan
Taliban: “We are targeting Europe”
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NATO troops kills 15 Taliban, 32 killed in factional fighting in Herat
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Militants set on fire aid agency’s office in Afghanistan
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President Karzai seeks the support of Pakistani politicians to make the cross border tribal jirga a success. Mulla Omar issued an Eid statement and claimed the Taliban will step up attacks against “foreign forces.”
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US Radio Ramshackle wins over Afghan locals
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Afghanistan
France reviewing Afghanistan deployment: minister
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Afghanistan’s stability lies with Pakistan
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The Taliban claim victory after British troops withdraw from Musa Qala in Helmand province. A suicide bomber killed two children and a British Marine in Lashkar Gah. “Gunmen” murdered and robbed 8 Afghan workers in Korengal. Pakistan’s tribal belt is the Afghan Taliban’s main source of weaponry.
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On patrol with the Dragoons in Kandahar Province
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Afghanistan
Reclaiming the Other “Taliban”
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Afghan schools search students to heighten security
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NATO chief says more troops needed in Afghanistan
