Posted in Afghanistan, Air Strike, Body Count, Central Asia, Government, NATO/Allies, tagged Afghanistan, airstrike, casualties, Central Asia, Nato on July 7, 2010|
07 Jul 2010 08:33:16 GMT
Source: Reuters
KABUL, July 7 (Reuters) – Five Afghan government soldiers were accidently killed and two others wounded in a pre-dawn NATO airstrike on Wednesday, prompting condemnation from the country’s government. (more…)
Posted in Central Asia, Compensation, Foreign Aid, Pakistan, Property Damage, tagged Central Asia, Compensation, livelihood, Pakistan, Taliban on June 25, 2010|
Gulf News
June 22, 2010
By Ashfaq Ahmed, Chief Reporter
Gulf News is the first newspaper from the Gulf and Middle East region to be given access to this recently secured Bajaur Agency , once considered the hub of Taliban insurgency, in an embedded military tour.
Khar: Nine-year-old Jamil Khan earns about Rs20 (less than Dh1) a day by working at a niswar (tobacco) shop in Khar Bazaar in Bajaur Agency to support his family.
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Posted in Body Count, Central Asia, Civilian Casualties, Gunfire, Pakistan, Police, tagged Central Asia, civilian casulaties, karachi, Pakistan, Police on June 23, 2010|
Source: DAWN Group of Newspapers
Date: 22 Jun 2010
KARACHI: Nine people including two women were killed and several others injured on Tuesday in a fresh wave of killings in Karachi. (more…)
Posted in Afghanistan, Air Strike, Body Count, Central Asia, Civilian Casualties, NATO/Allies, tagged Afghanistan, airstrikes, Central Asia, Kabul, Nato on June 21, 2010|
By Rod Nordland
Source: New York Times
June 19, 2010
KABUL, Afghanistan — Ten civilians, including at least five women and children, were killed in NATO airstrikes in Khost Province, the provincial police chief said Saturday. Five other civilians were killed, as were two Afghan National Army soldiers and two police officials, in other violence around the country on Saturday. (more…)
Posted in Afghanistan, Body Count, Central Asia, Military, NATO/Allies, tagged Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, American soldiers, Central Asia, us military, war on terror on June 17, 2010|
RT
Published 17 June, 2010,
It’s been close to 10 years since the United States sent troops into the country of Afghanistan in the “War on Terror.” Nearly a decade later, more than 1,000 Americans have been killed.
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