Showing posts with label war in afghanistan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label war in afghanistan. Show all posts
Monday, June 30, 2008
Afghanistan War News Updates -- June 30, 2008
From Yahoo News:
KABUL, Afghanistan - Militants killed more U.S. and NATO troops in Afghanistan in June than in Iraq for the second straight month, a grim milestone capping a run of headline-grabbing insurgent attacks that analysts say underscore the Taliban's growing strength.
The fundamentalist militia in June staged a sophisticated jailbreak that freed 886 prisoners, then briefly infiltrated a strategic valley outside Kandahar. Last week, a Pentagon report forecast the Taliban would maintain or increase its pace of attacks, which are already up 40 percent this year from 2007 where U.S. troops operate along the Pakistan border.
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News on Aghanistan From Other Sources:
FACTBOX - Security developments in Afghanistan -- Reuters
Afghan violence leaves scores dead -- Press TV
US-led, Afghan forces kill 33 militants: Afghan officials -- Yahoo News
28 militants are killed in southern Afghanistan -- Yahoo News
UN figures reveal 62% rise in Afghan civilian deaths -- Guardian
Afghan War Moves Into Unknown Territory -- ABC News
Pak militant havens biggest threat to Afghanistan: NATO -- Daily Times
Taliban aims to control rural phones -- Washington Times
‘Taliban unable to expand insurgency in Afghanistan’ -- Daily Times
British death toll in Afghanistan nears record high -- Telegraph
Germany to Boost Afghan Troops by 1,000 -- ABC News
In Afghanistan, the NATO-led Force is 'Underresourced' For the Fight Against the Taliban -- U.S. News And World Report
Years of Hardship Take a Toll on Families in Afghanistan -- U.S. News And World Report
My Comment: All the focus is now on Pakistan and its Taliban sanctuaries.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Afghanistan/Pakistan Tribal Regions War Updates -- May 27, 2008
Thirteen police and 11 civilians killed in Afghanistan -- ReutersBombs, attacks kill 24 in Afghanistan -- Yahoo News
NATO hopes militant deals enforced -- Daily Times
Optimism Grows as Marines Push Against Taliban -- New York Times
Night Mission: Flying With an Elite Search and Rescue Team in Afghanistan -- U.S. News And World Report
Afghanistan: Secret Taleban cells spread lessons of jihad in Kabul University -- Times Online
Afghans Beg US to Strike Pakistan -- Jawa Report
Monday, May 12, 2008
Afghanistan War Updates -- May 12, 2008
British Troops Guide US Marines On Anti-Taleban Raids In Afghanistan -- Times OnlinePakistani Taliban, Iraqi al Qaeda Operatives Killed In Afghanistan -- Long War Journal
Australia Probes Afghan Detainees Mistreatment Allegations -- Yahoo News
Taliban Deliver Silent Death Threats After Midnight -- Yahoo News
Security Officials Suspended Over Afghan Parade Attack -- Yahoo News
More Than 200 Taliban Suspects End Hunger Strike in Afghan Jail -- FOX News
My Comment: Low level warfare still going on. Peace will take a very long time to come to Afghanistan..
Monday, April 21, 2008
Afghanistan War Updates -- April 21, 2008
Security And Governance Biggest Afghan Problems: Solana -- ReutersInternational Doubts about the Afghanistan Campaign -- Captain's Journal
Britain's 16 Air Assault Brigade Takes Aim At Hearts And Minds But The Guns Are Muted -- Times Online
General Peter van Uhm Loses His Son In Roadside Bomb Blast -- Times Online
Dam Busters -- Newsweek
Afghan Soldiers Replace U.S. Green Berets -- MSNBC
My Comment: There is a lack of direction and patience from NATO.
Monday, February 4, 2008
Afghanistan War News Updates -- February 5, 2008
Condoleezza Rice Wants Nato Allies To Do More In Afghanistan -- Times OnlineRaid On Taleban Hideouts Leaves Civilians Dead -- Times Online
19 Dead In Raids, Clashes In Afghanistan -- Yahoo News
Afghans Claims UK Planned To Train Ex-Taliban -- The Telegraph
Revealed: British Plan To Build Training Camp For Taliban Fighters In Afghanistan -- Independent
'Britain Planned Secret Camp In Afghanistan To Retrain Taliban Soldiers To Fight For Nato' -- Daily Mail
Teams Work To Rebuild Afghanistan -- Washington Times
Afghan Prison Blues -- Newsweek
Kabul Police Surround Home Of The Former Warlord Dostum -- International Herald Tribune
Rift In NATO Over Afghanistan Forces -- CBS News
A Flea In The Ear For Mullah Omar -- Asia Times
My Comment: NATO is in disarray, the British are pursuing an independent course of action, and the Taliban are organizing. The future is not looking bright.
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