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Attacks, storm kill 6 NATO troops in Afghanista

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Attacks, storm kill 6 NATO troops in Afghanistan


World | 207636 hits | Sep 27 11:29 pm | Posted by: Hyack
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KABUL, Afghanistan — A suicide car bomb explosion targeting Afghanistan's energy minister killed four civilians Sunday, while attacks and a violent storm killed six international troops, including three French and two American forces, officials said.

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  1. by avatar Smacle
    Mon Sep 28, 2009 5:55 pm
    "Afghanistan's Interior Ministry said seven Taliban militants were killed in a gunbattle Saturday with police in Kunduz province, once a relatively peaceful region in the north of the country that has recently seen more violence as militants try to expand control."

    I wouldn't say the Taliban has "control" rather than influence. They can't hold ground, period.



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