Aid Group Identifies Workers Killed in Afghanistan -- New York Times
KABUL, Afghanistan — The relief group whose medical expedition was massacred last week in northern Afghanistan released the names of all of its 10 victims on Monday and repeated its denials that any of them had been involved in missionary work.
The group, International Assistance Mission, said its “eye camp” expeditions, providing ophthalmologic assistance to remote areas, would have to be suspended for lack of experienced personnel.
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Two US Marines killed by prisoner in Afghanistan -- AFP
Two U.S. Marines killed in attempted Afghan prison break -- CNN
Blasts kill three NATO soldiers -- ABC News (Australia)
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