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In Move That Could Irk Pak, India May Pay To Repair Afghanistan Aircraft
India is considering whether to pay for repairs to grounded helicopters and transport planes from Afghanistan's air force, signalling a willingness to step up military assistance for Kabul that has irked Pakistan in the past.
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Afghan Special Forces in Firing Line as Fighting Spreads
As Afghan soldiers and police struggle to contain an escalating insurgency that has targeted several cities in recent weeks, the country's special forces are being tested as never before.
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Soldier's Heroics Lift Gloom for Afghans Tired of Taliban Attacks
Essa Khan was just another Afghan soldier, until he was lionized by the media for shooting dead several Taliban gunmen who tried to storm the country's parliament which was in full session at the time.
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Leader in Afghan North Dismisses Kabul Government as a 'Show'
Atta Mohammad Noor, a powerful governor in northern Afghanistan, visited a local amusement park last week and grabbed a video arcade gun. Firing on fictional aliens made a break from the frequent target of his ire: the government in Kabul.
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PM Modi Speaks With Afghan President Ashraf Ghani Over Kabul Attack
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today spoke to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and offered his condolences over the loss of lives in the Kabul guesthouse siege in which four Indians and an American were among those killed.
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US Forces Declassify Data on Afghan Troops After Watchdog Dispute
The US-led force in Afghanistan is to make recently classified data on the Afghan security forces available to the public after a US government watchdog complained about undue secrecy surrounding reconstruction efforts.
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US Lauds Afghanistan Polls, Looks Forward to Sign Bilateral Security Agreement
The US lauded Afghanistan people for braving threats of violence to vote in a presidential runoff, and said it was looking forward to sign the Bilateral Security Agreement with the new government there.
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US sending training agents to Afghanistan to stem infiltration of local forces
Concerned over the growing pattern of Afghan soldiers and police officers attacking their coalition counterparts, the American military is sending 80 counterintelligence agents to Afghanistan to help stem the threat of Taliban infiltration in the Afghan National Security Forces, military officials said Friday.These intelligence specialists will enh...
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In Move That Could Irk Pak, India May Pay To Repair Afghanistan Aircraft
India is considering whether to pay for repairs to grounded helicopters and transport planes from Afghanistan's air force, signalling a willingness to step up military assistance for Kabul that has irked Pakistan in the past.
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Afghan Special Forces in Firing Line as Fighting Spreads
As Afghan soldiers and police struggle to contain an escalating insurgency that has targeted several cities in recent weeks, the country's special forces are being tested as never before.
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Soldier's Heroics Lift Gloom for Afghans Tired of Taliban Attacks
Essa Khan was just another Afghan soldier, until he was lionized by the media for shooting dead several Taliban gunmen who tried to storm the country's parliament which was in full session at the time.
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Leader in Afghan North Dismisses Kabul Government as a 'Show'
Atta Mohammad Noor, a powerful governor in northern Afghanistan, visited a local amusement park last week and grabbed a video arcade gun. Firing on fictional aliens made a break from the frequent target of his ire: the government in Kabul.
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PM Modi Speaks With Afghan President Ashraf Ghani Over Kabul Attack
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today spoke to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and offered his condolences over the loss of lives in the Kabul guesthouse siege in which four Indians and an American were among those killed.
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US Forces Declassify Data on Afghan Troops After Watchdog Dispute
The US-led force in Afghanistan is to make recently classified data on the Afghan security forces available to the public after a US government watchdog complained about undue secrecy surrounding reconstruction efforts.
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US Lauds Afghanistan Polls, Looks Forward to Sign Bilateral Security Agreement
The US lauded Afghanistan people for braving threats of violence to vote in a presidential runoff, and said it was looking forward to sign the Bilateral Security Agreement with the new government there.
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US sending training agents to Afghanistan to stem infiltration of local forces
Concerned over the growing pattern of Afghan soldiers and police officers attacking their coalition counterparts, the American military is sending 80 counterintelligence agents to Afghanistan to help stem the threat of Taliban infiltration in the Afghan National Security Forces, military officials said Friday.These intelligence specialists will enh...
