REPORTING FROM KABUL, Afghanistan -- A team of insurgent bombers and gunmen on Saturday made an audacious attempt to overrun an American base in what has long been considered one of Afghanistan’s safest provinces.
Afghan officials said two Afghan fuel suppliers and all four attackers were killed in the strike on the headquarters of the so-called provincial reconstruction team in Panjshir, a province north of Kabul, where security responsibilities were handed over in July to Afghan forces.
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First suicide bombing in north Afghan province -- Baltimore Sun/Reuters
Afghanistan militants attack US base in Panjshir -- BBC
Suicide attackers target U.S. base in Afghanistan -- CNN
Taliban claims US base attack in Afghanistan -- Al Jazeera
Militants Attack US Base in Northern Afghanistan Killing 2 -- Voice of America
Suicide attack on Afghanistan US facility kills two -- AFP
The Taliban in Afghanistan’s once impregnable Panjshir Valley -- Reuters
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ISAF Joint Command morning operational update -- Dvids
Son of NY Bomb Plot Sheik Killed in Afghanistan -- New York Times/AP
Islamists say US drone in Afghanistan kills son of Egyptian sheik imprisoned over NY bomb plot -- Washington Post
21 insurgents killed, 19 arrested in Afghanistan: official -- Xinhuanet
Suicide car bomber kills 3 Afghan police officers -- AP
Decorated Army sergeant from Atwater, Ohio, dies from combat injuries in Afghanistan -- Cleveland.com
Night raids no way forward -- Chris Rogers, Afpak Channel
Afghan Security Forces Learn to Protect, Serve -- US Department of Defense
Canadian soldiers embrace new mentor role in Afghanistan -- Vancouver Sun/Post Media News
Reserve Family Sparks Afghan Literacy Project -- US Department of Defense
Newly trained midwives are saving lives in Afghanistan -- The Guardian
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Reading between the lines in the Afghan war -- Graeme Smith, Globe and Mail
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