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NATO rocket killed 52 Afghan civilians: Hamid Karzai
The Siasat Daily
| Kabul, July 27: Afghan President Hamid Karzai said on Monday that NATO troops had fired a rocket that killed 52 "innocent" villagers in southern Afghanistan, as leaked documents laid bare the civilian toll of the US-led war. | An investigation by the National Directorate of Security found that a h...
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon speaks during a joint press conference with Afghan President Hamid Karzai at presidential palace in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
(photo: AP / Rafiq Maqbool)
Rocket fire prevents Ban, Swedish FM from landing at Kabul
Zeenews
Kabul: Intense rocket barrage prevented a plane carrying UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and the Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt from landing at the Kabul airport and the aircraft was forced to be diverted to Bagram air base. | The two dignitaries were arriving in the Afghan capital to attend a...
Rocket attacks kill 16 in Karbala
m&c
| Karbala, Iraq - Rocket attacks launched by militants have killed 16 people in the Shiite holy city of Karbala, police said Wednesday - with a further 22 people injured in the strikes. | The rocket attacks late Tuesday went off near the offices of t...
Row over Afghan rocket attack
Al Jazeera
| A rift between the Afghan government and Nato officials over a rocket attack in Helmand province appears to be deepening. | Afghanistan's president says 52 civilians were killed in an attack by international forces. | But the Nato-led force says a ...
Children recover in hospital following Nato rocket attack
The Guardian
| Afghan children who were injured following a rocket attack which the government say killed 52 recover at a hospital in southern Kandahar Close | ...
Rocket 'killed 52 civilians in village'
The Australian
| THE Afghan government says 52 civilians, including women and children, died when a NATO rocket struck a village in southern Afghanistan - a report disputed by the international coalition yesterday. | The allegation was raised as the founder of Wiki...
Rocket attack in Afghanistan kills 45-50 civilians—official
Inquirer
| KABUL, Afghanistan—A rocket attack on an Afghan village killed at least 45 civilians, a spokesman for President Hamid Karzai told AFP on Monday, as leaked documents laid bare the civilian toll of the United States-led war. | Women and children were...
NATO rocket killed civilians, Afghans allege
The Boston Globe
| KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghan officials said yesterday that 52 people were killed in southern Afghanistan on Friday when a rocket fired by coalition forces hit a house where women and children had taken shelter from fighting between NATO troops and m...
Karzai Claims Nato Rocket Killed 52 Afghans
Orange News
| Afghan President Hamid Karzai has accused Nato troops of firing a rocket which killed 52 villagers in Helmand province. | The president said he had spoken to the mourning families after an official investigation found international forces were resp...
War On Terror
Green Zone checkpoint in Baghdad
(photo: WN / Jamal Penjweny)
Body of Second Missing Sailor Recovered in Afghanistan
The New York Times
| KABUL, Afghanistan — The United States military has recovered the body of the second of two American sailors abducted last week in a dangerous region south of Kabul, but it was not clear precisely how he had died. | Notes from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq and other areas of conflict in the post-9/11 era. Go to the Blog » | The body believed...
CIA & FBI
Defense Secretary Robert Gates, left, accompanied by Joint Chiefs Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen hold a press briefing, Thursday, July 29, 2010 at the Pentagon.
(photo: AP / Kevin Wolf)
Pentagon asks FBI to probe leak
Al Jazeera
| The US defence department has asked the FBI to help investigate the leak of more than 90,000 classified military documents, Robert Gates, the defence secretary, said. | Speaking at a news conference at the Pentagon on Thursday, Gates called the leaks "potentially severe and dangerous". | "We don't know whether this investigation sh...



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