Afghanistan
In Dwindling Afghan War, Air Power Has Become a Way of Life –
In Dwindling Afghan War, Air Power Has Become a Way of Life –
US, Taliban strike deal to resume talks in Qatar shortly
Is LeT Turning Against Pakistan?
‘Kite Runner’ Author On His Childhood, His Writing, And The Plight Of Afghan Refugees
Pakistan to scan all NATO containers
Exxon Mobil Signals Interest in Afghan Oil Concession
Ammar died in the same airstrike on July 1 that also killed Khatab Shafiq, a Pakistani citizen who served as Lashkar-e-Taiba’s leader for Kunar province.
Taliban Ambush Witnessed By ABC News Tests Afghan Army
Security forces killed 27 Taliban fighters and detained eight more, including three Pakistanis. The government released 79 Taliban members as part of a reconciliation push. The French have turned over Kapisa province to Afghan forces.
The attack took place in Sayyidabad, a hotbed of Taliban and al Qaeda activity. The Afghan soldier escaped and the Taliban claimed he joined them.
Northern land routes to be crucial in US withdrawal from Afghanistan
Pak army has built posts on Afghan soil: Afghan officials
After long closure, NATO supplies enter Afghanistan from Pakistan
Afghan officials announced the arrest of eight suspects connected to the rash of school poison attacks in Sar-i-Pul province. Well over a dozen suspected poison attacks against girls’ schools this year have sickened over 2,000 students in the country.
An Afghan official said three Polish troops were killed in Ghazni; ISAF did not report the attack. An Afghan policeman wounded five ISAF soldiers in Wardak. The NDS foiled three suicide bombings and said the Taliban, the Haqqani Network, and Pakistan’s ISI are behind the recent spate of school poisonings.
Pakistan opposes prolonged US presence in Afghanistan
Pakistan – PTI slams govt for reopening NATO supply route
Pakistan apology deal incidental to real problem of its support for terrorists
Can turning Taliban foot soldiers turn the Afghan war?
Afghan air force hobbled by safety and maintenance problems
Afghan Local Police group deserts to Taliban-led insurgents
Afghanistan accuses Pakistan army of rocket attacks
Pakistan – Taliban threaten attacks on NATO supplies
US to free up $1.1 billion for Pakistan military
ISAF confirmed that a Saudi al Qaeda leader named Hanzallah and several fighters were killed in the July 1 strike in Kunar. The Afghan military claimed 82 Taliban fighters were killed during operations.
The US said it is “sorry for the losses suffered by the Pakistani military.” The route through Pakistan was closed for more than seven months.
Pentagon Seeks More Afghan Surveillance Drones in Shift
Taliban not keen on shifting of Gitmo prisoners
Taliban Cannot Derail Our Strategy: Rasmussen
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