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Afghan Civilian Casualties Hit Record High In 2016: UN
Civilian casualties in Afghanistan in 2016 hit their highest recorded level, the UN said Monday, with nearly 11,500 non-combatants -- one third of them children -- killed or wounded.
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After Barack Obama's Green Light, Afghan Forces On The Offensive
After two years of heavy casualties, the Afghan military is trying to retake the initiative in the war against militants with a new offensive against ISIS group loyalists, an assault that will see American troops back on the battlefield working more closely with Afghan soldiers.
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Civilian Casualties In Afghanistan Hit Record High: UN
Civilian casualties of the war in Afghanistan rose to record levels for the seventh year in row in 2015, as violence spread across the country in the wake of the withdrawal of most international troops, the United Nations reported today.
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Powerful Car Bomb Attack Near Kabul Airport
A powerful car bomb struck near Kabul's international airport today evening, just hours after a suicide bomber blew himself up in the war-scarred Afghan capital.
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Suicide Bomber Blows Himself Up Near Kabul Airport: Police
A suicide bomber in a car blew himself up close to a police checkpoint near Kabul airport today but caused no other casualties, a police spokesman said.
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Civilian Casualties Rise as Afghan War Intensifies
Armed clashes were the leading cause of almost 5,000 civilian casualties recorded in Afghanistan in the first half of 2015, the United Nations said today, as fighting intensified following the withdrawal of most foreign troops last year.
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In Afghanistan's Deadliest Year, Battles, Not Bombs, Top Killer of Civilians
Battles between the Taliban and government forces were responsible for the most Afghan civilian casualties in 2014, the war's deadliest year, surpassing roadside bombs as the leading killer for the first time, the United Nations said on Wednesday.
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Afghan War Inflicting Devastating Toll on Civilians - United Nations
Afghanistan's war is inflicting an increasingly devastating toll on the civilian population, with the number of casualties rising by almost a quarter in the first half of this year, the United Nations said in a report on Wednesday.
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Afghan civilian deaths up in 2013 as war intensifies: UN
War took an increasing toll on Afghanistan's civilians in 2013 as fighting intensified between the government and insurgents, the United Nations said in a report on Saturday, with total casualties rising 14 per cent.
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Afghan Civilian Casualties Hit Record High In 2016: UN
Civilian casualties in Afghanistan in 2016 hit their highest recorded level, the UN said Monday, with nearly 11,500 non-combatants -- one third of them children -- killed or wounded.
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After Barack Obama's Green Light, Afghan Forces On The Offensive
After two years of heavy casualties, the Afghan military is trying to retake the initiative in the war against militants with a new offensive against ISIS group loyalists, an assault that will see American troops back on the battlefield working more closely with Afghan soldiers.
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Civilian Casualties In Afghanistan Hit Record High: UN
Civilian casualties of the war in Afghanistan rose to record levels for the seventh year in row in 2015, as violence spread across the country in the wake of the withdrawal of most international troops, the United Nations reported today.
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Powerful Car Bomb Attack Near Kabul Airport
A powerful car bomb struck near Kabul's international airport today evening, just hours after a suicide bomber blew himself up in the war-scarred Afghan capital.
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Suicide Bomber Blows Himself Up Near Kabul Airport: Police
A suicide bomber in a car blew himself up close to a police checkpoint near Kabul airport today but caused no other casualties, a police spokesman said.
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Civilian Casualties Rise as Afghan War Intensifies
Armed clashes were the leading cause of almost 5,000 civilian casualties recorded in Afghanistan in the first half of 2015, the United Nations said today, as fighting intensified following the withdrawal of most foreign troops last year.
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In Afghanistan's Deadliest Year, Battles, Not Bombs, Top Killer of Civilians
Battles between the Taliban and government forces were responsible for the most Afghan civilian casualties in 2014, the war's deadliest year, surpassing roadside bombs as the leading killer for the first time, the United Nations said on Wednesday.
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Afghan War Inflicting Devastating Toll on Civilians - United Nations
Afghanistan's war is inflicting an increasingly devastating toll on the civilian population, with the number of casualties rising by almost a quarter in the first half of this year, the United Nations said in a report on Wednesday.
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Afghan civilian deaths up in 2013 as war intensifies: UN
War took an increasing toll on Afghanistan's civilians in 2013 as fighting intensified between the government and insurgents, the United Nations said in a report on Saturday, with total casualties rising 14 per cent.
