U.S. soldiers provide security at an overwatch position during Operation Southern Strike in Kandahar in Afghanistan's Spin Boldak province, June 6, 2012. The mission's goal is to disrupt border insurgent networks, and capture and destroy insurgent weapons and improvised bombs. U.S. Army photo by 1st Lt. Richard Norris
Militants Attack NATO, Afghan Bases in Southern Afghanistan -- Voice of America
Militants attacked international and Afghan security forces in southern Afghanistan on Tuesday, two days after gunmen in police uniforms opened fire on NATO troops, killing a service member.
NATO officials say seven insurgents breached the outer perimeter of the coalition base early Tuesday in Kandahar province, but that no coalition soldiers were killed. Initial reporting by Afghan officials had indicated at least one foreigner was killed and two others wounded.
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Insurgent attack on Afghan police station kills 3 -- CNN
Militants kill Afghan policemen at Kandahar checkpoint -- BBC
Militants attack NATO camp in Afghanistan; seven killed -- Washington Post/AP
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US Refutes Taliban Claims That India Rejected Call For Greater Afghan Involvement -- IBTimes
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