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33 killed in Afghan Army office suicide attack
Thirty-three Afghans were killed Monday when a suicide bomber detonated his explosives inside an army recruiting office in the northern Afghan province of Kunduz, a provincial spokesman said.
Recruits die in Afghan bomb attack
Soldiers and civilians have died in a wave of explosions in war-hit Afghanistan.
Attack on Afghan Army Recruiting Center Kills 35
- A suicide bomber posing as an army volunteer blew himself up outside a military recruiting center in northern Afghanistan on Monday, killing at least 35 people and escalating the insurgent campaign
Petraeus to face Congress as Afghanistan war doubts grow
Baltimore SunAfghanistan , he will face a series of pessimistic assessments about the state of the war, including the intelligence community's conclusion that tactical gains achieved by a U.S. troop surge hav
Excerpts: Afghan President asks NATO and US to stop their operations in our land. Arab League asks for no-fly zone over Libya 13 March 2011
IMRAExcerpts: Afghan President asks NATO and US to stop their operations in our land. Arab League asks for no-fly zone over Libya 13 March 2011 +++SOURCE: Naharnet [Lebanon] 12 March '11:"End
Petraeus urges non-military funding for Afghan war
News and SentinelWASHINGTON (AP) -- Gen. David Petraeus, in his first appearance in Washington since taking over as the top war commander in Afghanistan, is laying out a mostly upbeat assessment of military progress
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