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Australian Military Criticised Over Deaths in Afghanistan
The deaths of three Australian soldiers killed in an insider attack in Afghanistan may have been prevented had the military passed down a NATO order to tighten security, a coroner found today.
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Parts of Pakistan Remain Terror Safe Haven: US State Department
Significant parts of Pakistan along its border with Afghanistan, including Waziristan, Balochistan and FATA, continue to be a safe haven for terrorists, the US State Department said in a report today.
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NATO Welcomes US Slowing of Afghanistan Troops Withdrawal
NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday praised US President Barack Obama's decision to keep the current level of 9,800 US troops in Afghanistan until the end of 2015.
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Unexploded Munitions a Lingering Peril As NATO Ends Afghan War
The end of NATO's combat mission in Afghanistan could be a watershed moment in tackling unexploded ordnance littering the country, but experts complain US-led forces need to hand over more information on where it all is.
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US Commander Lauds Progress as NATO Ends its Afghan War
The US commander of international forces in Afghanistan on Sunday hailed the achievements of 13 years of fighting against the Taliban, as NATO formally ended its war at a ceremony in Kabul.
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NATO Force Mistakenly Kills 3 Afghan Nomads: Police
Afghanistan's NATO-led foreign force mistakenly killed three civilians in an air strike, Afghan officials said today, less than a week before most foreign troops are due to pull out at the end of a 13-year mission.
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NATO Air Strike Kills Five Civilians: Afghan Officials
Afghan officials said that a NATO air strikE, today, killed five civilians and wounded six others, just days before the US-led military coalition ends combat operations in the country.
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Suicide bomber kills 10 civilians in east Afghanistan
A suicide bomber on a motorbike attacked a convoy of NATO troops in the eastern Afghan city of Khost on Wednesday killing 10 civilians, hospital officials said, the second attack on foreign forces in the troubled province this month.
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Man in Afghan uniform kills NATO soldier: Official
A soldier with NATO's US-led coalition in Afghanistan was killed by a man in Afghan army uniform on Sunday, a spokesman for the mission said, in the latest so-called "green-on-blue" attack.
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US, NATO helicopters strike in Pakistan; 53 militants killed
NATO helicopters in eastern Afghanistan launched rare air strikes into Pakistan, reportedly killing more than 50 militants after an outpost near the border came under attack from insurgents, officials said on Monday.International forces also pressed forward with a key combat operation in their drive to rout Taliban fighters around the southern city...
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Australian Military Criticised Over Deaths in Afghanistan
The deaths of three Australian soldiers killed in an insider attack in Afghanistan may have been prevented had the military passed down a NATO order to tighten security, a coroner found today.
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Parts of Pakistan Remain Terror Safe Haven: US State Department
Significant parts of Pakistan along its border with Afghanistan, including Waziristan, Balochistan and FATA, continue to be a safe haven for terrorists, the US State Department said in a report today.
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NATO Welcomes US Slowing of Afghanistan Troops Withdrawal
NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday praised US President Barack Obama's decision to keep the current level of 9,800 US troops in Afghanistan until the end of 2015.
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Unexploded Munitions a Lingering Peril As NATO Ends Afghan War
The end of NATO's combat mission in Afghanistan could be a watershed moment in tackling unexploded ordnance littering the country, but experts complain US-led forces need to hand over more information on where it all is.
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US Commander Lauds Progress as NATO Ends its Afghan War
The US commander of international forces in Afghanistan on Sunday hailed the achievements of 13 years of fighting against the Taliban, as NATO formally ended its war at a ceremony in Kabul.
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NATO Force Mistakenly Kills 3 Afghan Nomads: Police
Afghanistan's NATO-led foreign force mistakenly killed three civilians in an air strike, Afghan officials said today, less than a week before most foreign troops are due to pull out at the end of a 13-year mission.
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NATO Air Strike Kills Five Civilians: Afghan Officials
Afghan officials said that a NATO air strikE, today, killed five civilians and wounded six others, just days before the US-led military coalition ends combat operations in the country.
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Suicide bomber kills 10 civilians in east Afghanistan
A suicide bomber on a motorbike attacked a convoy of NATO troops in the eastern Afghan city of Khost on Wednesday killing 10 civilians, hospital officials said, the second attack on foreign forces in the troubled province this month.
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Man in Afghan uniform kills NATO soldier: Official
A soldier with NATO's US-led coalition in Afghanistan was killed by a man in Afghan army uniform on Sunday, a spokesman for the mission said, in the latest so-called "green-on-blue" attack.
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US, NATO helicopters strike in Pakistan; 53 militants killed
NATO helicopters in eastern Afghanistan launched rare air strikes into Pakistan, reportedly killing more than 50 militants after an outpost near the border came under attack from insurgents, officials said on Monday.International forces also pressed forward with a key combat operation in their drive to rout Taliban fighters around the southern city...
