Afghan Security Forces Clash With Militants For 2nd Day In Kandahar -- Washington Post
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — Afghan security forces on Sunday had surrounded a small group of insurgents who barricaded themselves inside a hotel on the second day of clashes in the southern city of Kandahar, an Interior Ministry spokesman said.
The estimated two or three fighters holed up in the Kandahar Hotel were all that remained of a Taliban force that on Saturday unleashed a major assault on government buildings across the city.
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