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29 Nov 2011

Haqqani Militants Use Death Squads in Afghanistan

As targeted killings have risen sharply across Afghanistan, American and Afghan officials believe that many are the work of counterintelligence units of the Haqqani militant network and Al Qaeda, charged with killing suspected informants and terrorizing the populace on both sides of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
As targeted killings have risen sharply across Afghanistan, American and Afghan officials believe that many are the work...

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1 Aug 2011

Mullen focuses on Afghanistan-Pakistan border havens

The top US military officer has said the border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan is still the world's most dangerous area, calling it the epicentre of terrorism. In a BBC interview Adm Mike Mullen again called on Pakistan to end "safe havens" there.
The top US military officer has said the border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan is still the world's most...

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2 Jul 2011

Deadly roadside blast hits Afghanistan

Eleven members of an Afghan family have been killed by a roadside bomb in Zabul, a province in southern Afghanistan, officials say. Roadside bombs planted by Taliban-led fighters, who have been waging an uprising against foreign forces for nearly 10 years, are a frequent cause of casualties among civilians in Afghanistan.
Eleven members of an Afghan family have been killed by a roadside bomb in Zabul, a province in southern Afghanistan,...

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27 Apr 2011

Afghan pilot opens fire inside NATO compound, killing nine Americans

An Afghan air force pilot opened fire inside a NATO military base on Wednesday, killing eight troops and a contractor, all of them Americans, officials said. The shooting took place around 10:30 a.m. inside the North Kabul International Airport, the military compound that houses the NATO coalition s joint command and is adjacent to the city's civilian airport.
An Afghan air force pilot opened fire inside a NATO military base on Wednesday, killing eight troops and a contractor,...

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2 Apr 2011

Afghanistan Ban Ki-moon condemns UN staff killings

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has condemned an attack on a UN building in Afghanistan as "outrageous and cowardly". At least 14 people were killed when demonstrators torched the building in the city of Mazar-e Sharif.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has condemned an attack on a UN building in Afghanistan as "outrageous and cowardly"....

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28 Jan 2011

Supermarket Explosion in Kabul Kills at Least 8

An explosion on Friday afternoon in a Kabul supermarket frequented by foreigners killed at least eight people, including at least three foreign women, according to Gen. Ayoub Salangi, the Kabul Province police chief.
An explosion on Friday afternoon in a Kabul supermarket frequented by foreigners killed at least eight people, including...
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16 Dec 2010

Report Shows How Pakistan Still Bedevils Obama

President Obama is still looking for leverage to compel Pakistan to shutter the haven for terrorists that has let al Qaeda leadership and a vigorous Taliban survive.
President Obama is still looking for leverage to compel Pakistan to shutter the haven for terrorists that has let al...

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12 Aug 2010

Medics Killed In Afghan Ambush

KABUL (Reuters) - Eight foreign medical workers and two Afghans shot by unidentified gunmen were likely killed in an "opportunistic ambush," the international Christian aid organization for which they worked said on Thursday. The International Assistance Mission (IAM) has disputed the Taliban's claim of responsibility for the killings in Badakhshan province in Afghanistan's remote northeast last week. The Taliban quickly said it had killed the foreigners -- six Americans, a Briton and a German -- accusing them of promoting Christianity. Another militant Islamist group, Hezb-i-Islami, also said it had killed them.
KABUL (Reuters) - Eight foreign medical workers and two Afghans shot by unidentified gunmen were likely killed in an...

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19 Jul 2010

Taliban call to kill collaborators

Mullah Omar, the leader of the Afghan Taliban, has reportedly issued a new directive in which he calls on his fighters to capture and kill any Afghan working for foreign forces. Nato said they stumbled upon the five-point directive after intercepting a letter that the Taliban chief wrote to his field commanders.
Mullah Omar, the leader of the Afghan Taliban, has reportedly issued a new directive in which he calls on his fighters...

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6 Jun 2010

Afghan officials resign over attack

Afghanistan's interior minister and the head of the intelligence service have resigned over Wednesday's attack on a peace conference. Hamid Karzai, the president of Afghanistan, accepted the resignations on Sunday.
Afghanistan's interior minister and the head of the intelligence service have resigned over Wednesday's attack on a...
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2 Jun 2010

Taliban Attacks Shake Afghan Peace Gathering

KABUL, Afghanistan - As rockets landed nearby and suicide attackers detonated explosives, President Hamid Karzai opened a national consultative peace assembly on Wednesday morning with the goal of winning popular backing for his plan to persuade Taliban and insurgent foot soldiers to stop fighting.
KABUL, Afghanistan - As rockets landed nearby and suicide attackers detonated explosives, President Hamid Karzai opened...

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18 May 2010

Kabul suicide car bombing ‘kills at least seven’

At least seven people have been killed and 29 injured in a suicide car bomb attack targeting a Nato convoy in the Afghan capital, Kabul, police say. The attack took place at the Darulaman crossroads, close to the parliament and other government buildings.
At least seven people have been killed and 29 injured in a suicide car bomb attack targeting a Nato convoy in the Afghan...
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29 Apr 2010

Taliban militants ‘reappear’ in Swat valley

Taliban militants have resumed targeted killings of local leaders in Pakistan's troubled Swat valley, officials have told the BBC. Pakistan's army declared the Swat valley free of militants after carrying out an anti-Taliban operation in 2009. A Pakistani army spokesman said three people had died in attacks over the last 10 days. Local journalists say that seven have died in 15 days.
Taliban militants have resumed targeted killings of local leaders in Pakistan's troubled Swat valley, officials have...

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5 Apr 2010

U.S. Consulate in Pakistan Is Attacked by Militants

PESHAWAR, Pakistan Militants mounted an assault against the United States Consulate in this northern Pakistani city on Monday, using a powerful bomb and rocket launchers in a multipronged attack, said a senior Pakistani intelligence officer.
PESHAWAR, Pakistan Militants mounted an assault against the United States Consulate in this northern Pakistani city on...

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