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"A Unique Place, Touches My Heart": Tourists Visit Post-War Afghanistan
His soldier son toured Afghanistan with insurgents in his crosshairs, but American traveller Oscar Wells has a different objective -- sight-seeing promoted by the Taliban's fledgling tourism sector.
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2 Army Officers Among 7 Soldiers Killed In Terror Attack In Pakistan
At least seven Pakistan Army soldiers including two officers, were killed when six terrorists launched multiple suicide attacks on a security check post in the restive tribal district of North Waziristan bordering Afghanistan on Saturday, the militar
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Prince Harry Reveals The "Most Dangerous Lie" Told About His Book 'Spare'
Prince Harry has said that the "most dangerous lie" about his tell-all autobiography, 'Spare', is that he "boasted" about killing 25 Taliban fighters while serving as a soldier in Afghanistan.
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Baby Lost In Chaos Of Afghanistan Airlift Found, Returned To Family
An infant boy handed in desperation to a soldier across an airport wall in the chaos of the American evacuation of Afghanistan has been found and was reunited with his relatives in Kabul on Saturday.
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Afghan Women Protest Against Taliban Killings Of Ex-Soldiers
A crowd of women marched through the Afghan capital on Tuesday, accusing Taliban authorities of covertly killing soldiers who served the former US-backed regime.
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Taliban Hold Parade With US-Made Weapons In Show Of Strength
Taliban forces held a military parade, to mark the graduation of 250 freshly trained soldiers, using captured American-made armoured vehicles.
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Afghan Baby Handed To US Soldiers In Airlift Chaos Still Missing: Report
It was a split second decision. Mirza Ali Ahmadi and his wife Suraya found themselves and their five children on Aug. 19 in a chaotic crowd outside the gates of the Kabul airport in Afghanistan when a U.S. soldier, from over the tall fence, asked if
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At Kabul Clinic, Taliban And Soldiers They Fought Confront Wounds Of War
Former Taliban terrorist Mohammad Ishaq, who spent years battling Western troops and local forces in Afghanistan, lost his leg in combat and is now learning to walk with a new limb. Standing near him at a clinic is one of the soldiers he defeated.
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Ex-Taliban Commander Pleads Not Guilty To Killing 3 US Soldiers In 2008
A former Taliban commander previously accused of kidnapping an American journalist pleaded not guilty on Friday to murdering three U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan in 2008, telling a federal judge that the "accusations are incorrect."
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British Ex-Soldier Arrested By Taliban Flies Out Of Kabul With Officials: Report
A British former soldier who was detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan has flown out of Kabul with UK officials, a diplomatic source told AFP on Tuesday.
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US Generals Say They Recommended Leaving 2,500 Soldiers In Afghanistan
Top US generals said Tuesday that they advised keeping American troops in Afghanistan to bolster the Afghan government and expressed concern that the Taliban has not severed ties with Al-Qaeda.
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One Of The Last US Marines Killed In Afghanistan Returns Home In Casket
US Marine Sergeant Johanny Rosario returned to her hometown in Massachusetts in a casket on Saturday, one of the last American soldiers killed in Afghanistan during a war set in motion exactly two decades ago by the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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UK Minister Says He Was Wrong About Afghan Veterans Taking Their Own Life
A British junior defence minister said on Monday that he was wrong when he said that some former British soldiers had taken their own lives due to anger over the US-led withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Pakistan Behind Al Qaeda's "Jihad" Statement Naming Kashmir: Sources
After the last American soldier left Afghanistan on August 31 midnight, the terror outfit Al Qaeda released a statement in which it called for "global jihad" to liberate "Islamic lands", and mentioned Kashmir.
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'One Of History's Biggest Airlifts': Biden Hails US Evacuation From Afghanistan
President Joe Biden called the US airlift of more than 120,000 people from Afghanistan an "extraordinary success" Tuesday, a day after the last US soldiers pulled out of the country.
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"A Unique Place, Touches My Heart": Tourists Visit Post-War Afghanistan
His soldier son toured Afghanistan with insurgents in his crosshairs, but American traveller Oscar Wells has a different objective -- sight-seeing promoted by the Taliban's fledgling tourism sector.
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2 Army Officers Among 7 Soldiers Killed In Terror Attack In Pakistan
At least seven Pakistan Army soldiers including two officers, were killed when six terrorists launched multiple suicide attacks on a security check post in the restive tribal district of North Waziristan bordering Afghanistan on Saturday, the militar
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Prince Harry Reveals The "Most Dangerous Lie" Told About His Book 'Spare'
Prince Harry has said that the "most dangerous lie" about his tell-all autobiography, 'Spare', is that he "boasted" about killing 25 Taliban fighters while serving as a soldier in Afghanistan.
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Baby Lost In Chaos Of Afghanistan Airlift Found, Returned To Family
An infant boy handed in desperation to a soldier across an airport wall in the chaos of the American evacuation of Afghanistan has been found and was reunited with his relatives in Kabul on Saturday.
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Afghan Women Protest Against Taliban Killings Of Ex-Soldiers
A crowd of women marched through the Afghan capital on Tuesday, accusing Taliban authorities of covertly killing soldiers who served the former US-backed regime.
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Taliban Hold Parade With US-Made Weapons In Show Of Strength
Taliban forces held a military parade, to mark the graduation of 250 freshly trained soldiers, using captured American-made armoured vehicles.
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Afghan Baby Handed To US Soldiers In Airlift Chaos Still Missing: Report
It was a split second decision. Mirza Ali Ahmadi and his wife Suraya found themselves and their five children on Aug. 19 in a chaotic crowd outside the gates of the Kabul airport in Afghanistan when a U.S. soldier, from over the tall fence, asked if
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At Kabul Clinic, Taliban And Soldiers They Fought Confront Wounds Of War
Former Taliban terrorist Mohammad Ishaq, who spent years battling Western troops and local forces in Afghanistan, lost his leg in combat and is now learning to walk with a new limb. Standing near him at a clinic is one of the soldiers he defeated.
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Ex-Taliban Commander Pleads Not Guilty To Killing 3 US Soldiers In 2008
A former Taliban commander previously accused of kidnapping an American journalist pleaded not guilty on Friday to murdering three U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan in 2008, telling a federal judge that the "accusations are incorrect."
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British Ex-Soldier Arrested By Taliban Flies Out Of Kabul With Officials: Report
A British former soldier who was detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan has flown out of Kabul with UK officials, a diplomatic source told AFP on Tuesday.
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US Generals Say They Recommended Leaving 2,500 Soldiers In Afghanistan
Top US generals said Tuesday that they advised keeping American troops in Afghanistan to bolster the Afghan government and expressed concern that the Taliban has not severed ties with Al-Qaeda.
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One Of The Last US Marines Killed In Afghanistan Returns Home In Casket
US Marine Sergeant Johanny Rosario returned to her hometown in Massachusetts in a casket on Saturday, one of the last American soldiers killed in Afghanistan during a war set in motion exactly two decades ago by the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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UK Minister Says He Was Wrong About Afghan Veterans Taking Their Own Life
A British junior defence minister said on Monday that he was wrong when he said that some former British soldiers had taken their own lives due to anger over the US-led withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Pakistan Behind Al Qaeda's "Jihad" Statement Naming Kashmir: Sources
After the last American soldier left Afghanistan on August 31 midnight, the terror outfit Al Qaeda released a statement in which it called for "global jihad" to liberate "Islamic lands", and mentioned Kashmir.
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'One Of History's Biggest Airlifts': Biden Hails US Evacuation From Afghanistan
President Joe Biden called the US airlift of more than 120,000 people from Afghanistan an "extraordinary success" Tuesday, a day after the last US soldiers pulled out of the country.
