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'Like a Trump Rally': Inside the Former US President's Truth Social App
US President Joe Biden in Taliban fighter garb or stumbling over his words or bungling efforts to avert war in Ukraine – posts on Donald Trump's new social media network Truth Social have a go-to target.
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Key Taliban Commander Killed In Deadly Kabul Military Hospital Attack
A Taliban military commander in Kabul was among the fighters killed when his men responded to an Islamic State attack on a hospital, officials said Wednesday.
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Taliban Say 2 Arrested After 3 Wedding Guests Killed For Playing Music
Taliban fighters shot dead two wedding guests who were listening to music, local officials and a witness said Saturday, forcing Afghanistan's new government to insist such attacks are not authorised.
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85 People, Including 72 Afghans, 13 US Troops, Dead In Kabul Attack
At least 85 people, including 72 Afghans, were killed after twin blasts outside Kabul airport Thursday evening. 13 US soldiers and 28 Taliban fighters also died in the attack, which took place a week before American forces are to leave Afghanistan.
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Pulitzer-Winning Photojournalist Danish Siddiqui Killed In Afghanistan Clashes
Reuters journalist Danish Siddiqui was killed on Friday while covering a clash between Afghan security forces and Taliban fighters near a border crossing with Pakistan, an Afghan commander said.
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"Ready To Fight Them Again": Afghan Girl, 15, Who Killed Taliban Gunmen
An Afghan girl who shot dead two Taliban fighters after they gunned down her parents said she was ready to confront any other insurgents who might try to attack her.
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US Airstrikes Hit Taliban, Hours After Donald Trump Holds Talks With Its Chief
The US launched an airstrike against Taliban fighters to defend Afghan forces Wednesday, an American military spokesman said, as violence spirals after a string of deadly attacks by the insurgents, throwing the country's nascent peace process into grave doubt.
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Pakistan Taliban Commander Vows More School Attacks In Video
A senior Pakistani Taliban commander released video footage today of four fighters he said carried out Wednesday's deadly assault on a university in Pakistan's northwest that killed 20 people and vowed more attacks on schools in future.
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Red Cross Saw Twice as Many Dead Afghan Fighters in 2014, Fears Worse to Come
The International Committee of the Red Cross removed more than twice as many dead combatants from Afghan battlefields in 2014 than in the previous year as fighting intensified, the charity said on today.
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UK Probing Photos of Soldier Posing with Insurgent and Giving Thumbs Up
British military officials say they are investigating leaked photographs which appear to show a U.K. soldier posing next to the body of a dead Taliban fighter in Afghanistan.
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Britain Probes Photos of 'Royal Air Force Man With Dead Taliban Fighter'
Britain's military said on Friday it was investigating photographs that appear to show a serviceman in Afghanistan posing beside a dead Taliban fighter.
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16 dead as Pakistan jets target Taliban hideouts
The Pakistani military attacked Taliban hideouts in the lawless tribal northwest with fighter jets and ground forces on Thursday and killed at least 16 suspected militants, officials said.
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Taliban storm Afghan bazaar, kill five, lose 25
A senior Taliban commander and 24 of his fighters were killed in a battle with Afghan security forces in a northern village which also left five police dead, officials said on Thursday.
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US marines face criminal charges over Afghan urination video
Two US Marines are facing criminal charges for urinating on the bodies of dead Taliban fighters in Afghanistan, actions caught on a video that was widely circulated on the Internet, the Marine Corps said on Monday.
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Shocking Taliban video: 'Urinating' Marines identified, says Pentagon
A video showing four United States Marines urinating on three dead Taliban fighters provoked anger and condemnation on Thursday in Afghanistan and around the world, raising fears in Washington that the images could incite anti-American sentiment at a particularly delicate moment in the decade-old Afghan war.
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'Like a Trump Rally': Inside the Former US President's Truth Social App
US President Joe Biden in Taliban fighter garb or stumbling over his words or bungling efforts to avert war in Ukraine – posts on Donald Trump's new social media network Truth Social have a go-to target.
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Key Taliban Commander Killed In Deadly Kabul Military Hospital Attack
A Taliban military commander in Kabul was among the fighters killed when his men responded to an Islamic State attack on a hospital, officials said Wednesday.
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Taliban Say 2 Arrested After 3 Wedding Guests Killed For Playing Music
Taliban fighters shot dead two wedding guests who were listening to music, local officials and a witness said Saturday, forcing Afghanistan's new government to insist such attacks are not authorised.
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85 People, Including 72 Afghans, 13 US Troops, Dead In Kabul Attack
At least 85 people, including 72 Afghans, were killed after twin blasts outside Kabul airport Thursday evening. 13 US soldiers and 28 Taliban fighters also died in the attack, which took place a week before American forces are to leave Afghanistan.
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Pulitzer-Winning Photojournalist Danish Siddiqui Killed In Afghanistan Clashes
Reuters journalist Danish Siddiqui was killed on Friday while covering a clash between Afghan security forces and Taliban fighters near a border crossing with Pakistan, an Afghan commander said.
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"Ready To Fight Them Again": Afghan Girl, 15, Who Killed Taliban Gunmen
An Afghan girl who shot dead two Taliban fighters after they gunned down her parents said she was ready to confront any other insurgents who might try to attack her.
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US Airstrikes Hit Taliban, Hours After Donald Trump Holds Talks With Its Chief
The US launched an airstrike against Taliban fighters to defend Afghan forces Wednesday, an American military spokesman said, as violence spirals after a string of deadly attacks by the insurgents, throwing the country's nascent peace process into grave doubt.
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Pakistan Taliban Commander Vows More School Attacks In Video
A senior Pakistani Taliban commander released video footage today of four fighters he said carried out Wednesday's deadly assault on a university in Pakistan's northwest that killed 20 people and vowed more attacks on schools in future.
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Red Cross Saw Twice as Many Dead Afghan Fighters in 2014, Fears Worse to Come
The International Committee of the Red Cross removed more than twice as many dead combatants from Afghan battlefields in 2014 than in the previous year as fighting intensified, the charity said on today.
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UK Probing Photos of Soldier Posing with Insurgent and Giving Thumbs Up
British military officials say they are investigating leaked photographs which appear to show a U.K. soldier posing next to the body of a dead Taliban fighter in Afghanistan.
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Britain Probes Photos of 'Royal Air Force Man With Dead Taliban Fighter'
Britain's military said on Friday it was investigating photographs that appear to show a serviceman in Afghanistan posing beside a dead Taliban fighter.
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16 dead as Pakistan jets target Taliban hideouts
The Pakistani military attacked Taliban hideouts in the lawless tribal northwest with fighter jets and ground forces on Thursday and killed at least 16 suspected militants, officials said.
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Taliban storm Afghan bazaar, kill five, lose 25
A senior Taliban commander and 24 of his fighters were killed in a battle with Afghan security forces in a northern village which also left five police dead, officials said on Thursday.
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US marines face criminal charges over Afghan urination video
Two US Marines are facing criminal charges for urinating on the bodies of dead Taliban fighters in Afghanistan, actions caught on a video that was widely circulated on the Internet, the Marine Corps said on Monday.
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Shocking Taliban video: 'Urinating' Marines identified, says Pentagon
A video showing four United States Marines urinating on three dead Taliban fighters provoked anger and condemnation on Thursday in Afghanistan and around the world, raising fears in Washington that the images could incite anti-American sentiment at a particularly delicate moment in the decade-old Afghan war.
