A Slice Of Afghanistan Well Secured By Afghans -- New York Times
SHINKAY, Afghanistan — Zabul Province, one of Afghanistan’s poorest, is mainly known for being a transit route for Taliban insurgents and NATO supply convoys.
But recently Zabul, in southeastern Afghanistan, has become important for another, better reason: as a small but overlooked corner of the Afghan war that offers a glimpse of what a stable future might look like as Afghans take over their own security and administration by 2014.
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Roadside bomb kills 10, wounds 28 in Afghanistan -- AP
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Foot patrols in Afghanistan boost IED detection -- USA Today
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Afghan Security Forces Grow in Numbers, Quality -- US Department of Defense
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UK intel: Taliban won’t make a deal -- DoD Buzz
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Australia reaffirms commitment to Afghanistan -- AFP
Soldiers Describe Life in Paktika Province -- US Department of Defense
Canada, troops praised for work in Afghanistan -- Montreal Gazette/Post Media News
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