Britons are growing weary of the Afghan conflict, especially after a recent spike in casualties. — Photo by ReutersHeavy Firing Erupts In Southeastern Afghan City Of Khost -- Yahoo News/AP
KABUL – Taliban militants attacked government buildings in the southeastern Afghan city of Khost on Saturday with suicide bombers, AK-47 rifles and rocket-propelled grenades, officials said.
Also Saturday, the NATO command announced another of its soldiers was killed by a bomb in southern Afghanistan. The soldier's nationality was not released, but U.S. officials said the victim was not American.
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Three suicide blasts in Afghan town: official -- AFP
Suicide bombers, gunmen attack east Afghan city -- Reuters
Suicide bombers hit Afghan city -- BBC
Taliban fighters target Afghan city -- Al Jazeera
NATO soldier, several Afghan militants killed: US -- AFP
Karzai Vows More Control Over Foreign Troops -- New York Times
Karzai Vows to Hold Foreign Troops Accountable for Afghan Casualties -- Voice of America
Brown, Obama in Afghanistan talks -- AFP
Another 125 British troops in Afghanistan to replace killed and injured soldiers -- The Daily Mail
US marines capture Helmand land but face drug battles and corruption -- Times Online
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U.S. Military Fights Rising IED Attacks in Afghanistan -- ABC News
Dearth of Capable Afghan Forces Complicates U.S. Mission in South -- Washington Post
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Dutch withdrawal from Afghanistan harbinger of Canadian dilemma -- Canada.com
A war that cannot be won or lost -- Dawn Commentary
US military deaths in Afghanistan region at 677 -- Washington Post
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