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were found under a haystack; other weapons were discovered under beds or wrapped in rugs. Villagers were detained overnight. The villagers were then freed, except for five detainees, who were taken to helicopters with bags over their heads. The troops left the shotguns and long rifles they found, but
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into a U.S. base. At least three men were seen fleeing in the vehicle and were pursued by U.S. attack helicopters until the truck crossed the border into Pakistan. A total of 53 attacks were reported against U.S. forces in Afghanistan in November. The tally of incidents, which included mines, direct
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visited Kabul for the day to demonstrate the U.S. commitment to rebuildingAfghanistan. O'Neill toured a girls' school, new road construction sites, and some fledgling factories making shoes and metal products. O'Neill said that a five-star hotel was under consideration in Kabul, but did not name the
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August 18–26: During Operation Mountain Sweep, 2,000 U.S. and Afghan troops detain 10 suspects, they come under fire twice but sustain no casualties. the force of U.S. Army Rangers and other coalition special forces, accompanied by members of the 82nd airborne division mounted five air assaults on
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raised Afghanistan's new flag over the presidential palace. The flag had been originally approved by the 1964 constitution as Afghanistan's national emblem but had not flown over government offices in Kabul since the Taliban took over in the early 1990s. The ceremony, which lasted about 15 minutes,
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treatment, and a week later flown home to the United States. The border guard was taken into custody. The situation grew more tense when Pakistan dispatched extra troops to the border after the United States said it reserved the right to cross into Pakistan in hot pursuit of enemy fighters fleeing
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was later taken into custody for the crime. He revealed that he had received terror training at a camp inside Afghanistan. Allegedly, he and about a dozen other men trained for a week at a base six miles from the border with Pakistan. About a dozen teachers taught the students how to use guns and
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found two bombs connected to timers set to go off in a busy market area. Authorities were unable to neutralize the bombs, but streets were blocked off around one before it detonated on its own. A second bomb found nearby was taken to a secure location at an intelligence ministry compound where it
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Acting on tips 400 U.S. troops raided Naray and nearby Kot Kalay. They found one-hundred and fifteen 107 mm rockets, 14 rocket-propelled grenades, land mines, detonators and thousands of rounds of ammunition, some of it armor-piercing. An entire wedding party, decked in their best clothes,
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were attacked the previous week in a deliberate and systematic attempt to stop parents from sending their daughters to school. The attackers fired two rockets into school buildings in villages near the town of Maidan Shah, demolishing classroom walls and setting the buildings on fire. They also
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Japan extended its logistics support for the U.S.-led anti-terrorism campaign in and around Afghanistan for another six months. Japan also added a transport ship (carrying bulldozers and other heavy equipment for construction of airfields) to other Japanese vessels already taking part in the
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students marched in protest against the killing of four of their colleagues in a demonstration the previous evening. Police fired into the air and used water cannons to break up the march. Many of the poorer students, who lived in the troubled dormitory, were from areas dominated by ethnic
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attack helicopter support to help chase five people seen moving in the vicinity of the base. A small team of soldiers discovered five rockets in the area where the suspects had been seen and one person was detained for questioning. The five suspects fled into a building two miles
2377:: As part of an international effort in Afghanistan, work began on rebuilding a major highway. The project was expected to cost $ 250 million, two thirds of it pledged by the United States, Japan and Saudi Arabia. The 750 mile (1,200 km) route, which runs fromKabul through 651:. The completion of the camp raised its capacity from 158 to 320, and included three air-conditioned, wooden huts where military intelligence officers and representatives of other U.S. agencies interrogated prisoners, one at a time in shifts that typically lasted about an hour. 2716:
Denmark announced that a March 6 blast that killed two German and three Danish soldiers "could have been avoided if everyone had respected the safety procedures." The event occurred near the airport in Kabul, while the team was defusing Soviet-made SA-3 anti-aircraft
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campaign. However, Japan chose not to send a state-of-the-art Aegis destroyer to the region. To date, Japan had dispatched two refueling ships and three escort ships, supplying fuel and food to U.S. and British military vessels deployed mainly in the Indian Ocean.
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in Kabul. Attending the event were over 130 ARCS staff members and volunteers, representatives of the Afghan government and of local and foreign non-government organizations. Tribute was paid to the women who had played a crucial role in helping children survive.
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accused six senior government officials of the murder, saying that they were motivated by a long-standing feud. Three were arrested and the others were being sought in Saudi Arabia. Karzai said five ministers, including the head of the intelligence ministry, Gen.
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arriving at a mosque and were told to sit outside. They were told not to move. Everyone was frisked. Teams then moved through homes, pulling clothing from trunks, opening bins of flour and cutting plaster from walls to look for hidden compartments. A trunk of
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Two U.S. soldiers were injured when their sports utility vehicle rolled over while traveling in a three-vehicle convoy from the central town of Bamiyan to the U.S. headquarters at Bagram. One of the soldiers lost consciousness and the other suffered cuts to a
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and local government forces over a land dispute. After the two sides exchanged fire with light machine-guns and rocket-propelled grenades for two hours, the American helicopters attacked the gunmen's positions on cliffs surrounding Kikara village, near
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air base stopped another group of armed Afghans on the roadside. The second group then fired at the patrol. U.S. soldiers who were inside the air base, also came under fire. They returned fire, then called for air support while making their escape. A
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U.S. special forces shot and killed a gunman who fired on them near the central Afghan town of Deh Rawod. The forces were helping an Afghan policeman who had been fired on when two attackers in civilian clothing opened fire on the U.S. forces with
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International peacekeepers destroyed six missiles that had been seized two days earlier in an abandoned storage facility inKabul. The missiles, three Scud-B warheads and three Frog-7 rockets, were believed to have been in Afghanistan since the
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A senior U.S. official said an Afghan government defense commission, made up of Afghan officials and warlords, agreed to build up the country's army to 70,000 troops over the next two years. To date, Afghanistan's national army had only 1,000
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Afghan authorities released 87 Pakistani prisoners suspected of fighting alongside the formerTaliban government. The men were handed over to officials at Pakistan's embassy in Kabul and, in the presence of several delegates from the
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on a building where the guard was believed hiding. Pakistan claimed the building was on its side of the border, but the Americans claimed it was on the Afghan side. The soldier was evacuated to the U.S. military's medical center in
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were killed and dozens injured, as over 500 students clashed with police in violent demonstrations in Kabul, Afghanistan. Students were protesting over a lack of food and electricity in their dormitory. Several policemen were also
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the area surrounding the villages of Dormat and Narizah. The force found an anti aircraft gun, two 82mm mortars, recoilless rifles, rocket propelled grenade launchers, machine guns, small arms and ammunition for all of them.
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U.S. Special forces soldiers kill two gunmen who attacked them in Tarin Kowt. Elsewhere, U.S. Special forces soldiers accompanied by 40 Afghan soldiers called in close air support after coming under attack near
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In Kabul, two Afghan children were killed when they picked up an unexploded mortar in the eastern part of the city. In a separate incident, another child in Kabul picked up a butterfly mine which blew off his
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plane fired rockets at the launch site and dropped a 500-pound (227 kg) bomb after three suspected enemy fighters were detected moving. Another aircraft dropped a 1,000 pound (450 kg) bomb shortly
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that netted 20 mines, 60 grenades, 20 rifles or shotguns, and thousands of artillery and automatic weapon rounds. Six people were also detained in the operation, and Taliban literature and documents were
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The U.S. State Department strongly warns U.S. citizens against travel to Afghanistan. Items of concern included military operations, landmines, banditry, armed rivalry among political and tribal groups.
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raided a school at a village mosque, setting fire to its wooden chairs and blackboard. The attackers left behind an unexploded grenade and several leaflets warning parents to keep their girls at home.
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A dozen gaunt Pakistani men, some wrapped in ragged shawls against the cold, were released from a prison in Kabul, Afghanistan. They had been held since the collapse of the Taliban one year earlier.
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fired an illumination round after "two unknown personnel were seen" about 300 metres (yards) away. The two then fired five rounds at U.S. troops in a guard tower on the base and fled on foot.
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fighter planes, which dropped several bombs and fired about 2,000 rounds of ammunition. Special forces troops found a suspected enemy vehicle and destroyed a rocket that had not been fired.
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that allied forces had begun using as a practice range. The Canadians were firing anti-tank and machine-gun rounds horizontally, not vertically in a way that would have threatened the two
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strafed several villages. U.S. officials said they believed the villages were legitimate targets, but Afghan authorities said that 48 civilians were killed and 117 were injured at a
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Brahimi also said there would be no long-term security in Afghanistan until a well-trained, well-equipped, and regularly paid national police force and national army are in place.
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of Afghanistan, five people were killed and six wounded when guests at a wedding party fired a rocket propelled grenade into the air, only to have it land nearby and explode.
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machine guns around 7 a.m. A search of one of the three buildings in the compound turned up equipment used to produce narcotics. Documents seized showed the lab was tied to
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established a special committee to investigate factional violence threatening the stability of Afghanistan. The nine-member commission, headed by Border Affairs Minister
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called for the second time in less than two weeks for Kabul to respect a water-sharing accord on the Helmand river flowing from Afghanistan into Iran. Afghan President
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The U.S. Congress passed legislation that calls for $ 2.3 billion over four years in reconstruction funds for Afghanistan, plus another $ 1 billion to expand the
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Population Fund reported that in Afghanistan 50 women were dying each day during labor. In some parts of the country, women could not be treated by male doctors.
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regularly patrolled Kabul to bolster security. ISAF troops could frequently be scene patrolling the streets in jeeps and armored cars mounted with heavy guns.
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pledged to write off Afghanistan's multimillion-dollar debt, some of which dated back to the 1960s. To date, China had given Kabul $ 30 million in 2002 aid.
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inaugurated a special committee set up to draft a new constitution for this war-ravaged nation. The nine-member committee, headed by Vice President
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did not have the means or power to deal with the underlying problems that cause security threats. Brahimi also voiced a concern that Afghan warlord
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attacks against his forces in Kabul. He also said that he believed the 4,800-strong ISAF needed to stay for at least another two or three years.
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possible owners. "Afghanistan will not be forgotten", he told a press conference, "the United States is committed to be here for the long term."
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held talks to put in place a preferential trading arrangement and the setting up of transit routes to jack up bilateral economic cooperation.
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was dispatched to the north to look into the reports that witnesses of mass killings were being harassed, detained, tortured and executed.
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Three people were killed and five wounded in a gun battle between police and fighters of a military commander in the southern city of
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was criticized as being too remote, overcrowded and dangerously close to a mine field. It was built in the desert on the outskirts of
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led a group of the US soldiers to search the compound, in the belief that everybody had been killed. Two people had survived however,
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to decide the fate of some 15 local commanders. The moves were intended to bring unruly and corrupt provincial leaders into line. In
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Two U.S. soldiers in Kandahar are wounded during a firefight with unknown forces. Afghan officials characterized it as a "mistake".
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completed a "Back to school" project, providing thousands of basic packs for the schools, students and teachers in Afghanistan.
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claimed that Afghan police tortured and detained students, and that reporters were refused access to students being treated at
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monitored program to curb violence. More than 120 assault rifles and some artillery pieces were seized from soldiers loyal to
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went to Moscow to seek Russia's support in creating an Afghan army to replace the current force of tribal and ethnic militias.
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and internet services in Afghanistan. Argent will develop a billing system for the GSM mobile network set up in June by the
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era, and could not be fired. But each of the warheads was fitted with a detonator and each contained about 800 kilograms of
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did not want Bacha Khan as governor and were dismayed that U.S. forces operating in the area would not come to their rescue.
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and U.S. researchers reported that women in Afghanistan were dying during childbirth at a staggeringly high rate. In rural
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denied that its government had decided to send a high-tech Aegis destroyer to back up U.S. military action in Afghanistan.
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and Ghor almost every day for five months, distributing 6,400 metric tons of food and seeds to more than 460,000 Afghans.
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A group of 75 Canadian soldiers, the first in an expected contingent of 750, arrived at the U.S.-commandeered airfield in
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was the target of an assassination attempt, prompting him to replace his Afghan bodyguards with U.S. special forces.
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the blasts occurred late Monday in the vicinity of bases housing most of the troops from the 22-nation contingent.
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security force inAfghanistan in mid-February 2003. To date, Turkey was in command of the 19-nation, 5,000-strong
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in central Afghanistan during the winter returned to their African base. They had flown back and forth between
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ordered the release of 20 female prisoners in a goodwill gesture one day after the start of the holy month of
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India announced it would send 124 more busses to Afghanistan in addition to the 50 that it had already sent.
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A U.S. special forces soldier suffered head and hand injuries while rock climbing during a mission near
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came under small-arms fire from a lone gunman. U.S. troops were deployed but failed to find the shooter.
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beyondKabul. It also called for US to exert its influence and adopt a peacekeeping role in the regions.
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U.S. aircraft attacked a suspected rocket launch site after troops come under rocket attack near Lwara.
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came under rocket and mortar fire. At least one round exploded inside the compound. Soldiers from the
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A 15-man U.S. special forces patrol seized a large cache of heavy weapons and armored vehicles near
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to discuss the latest regional developments, mutual ties, and ways to promote bilateral cooperation.
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Americans accidentally attacked an allied compound collecting weapons for their Karzai government.
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A U.S. special forces soldier was shot in the leg when his unit came under fire on a road outside
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said that Australia would begin withdrawing its 150 commandos from Afghanistan later that month.
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came under fire from 10 people using automatic weapons who then fled for cover in nearby hills.
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A rocket hits a U.S. bunker in Lwara amidst a rocket attack, U.S. forces detain three suspects.
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ordered two U.S. bombing raids against Afghan militias opposed to the new administration led by
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and two others were arrested near Paris. Arknouche told police he had met suspected shoe bomber
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arrived in New Delhi, India to discuss efforts underway for rehabilitation and reconstruction.
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Unidentified attackers fired four rockets at a U.S.-controlled airport in the eastern city of
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moved on the launch site, trading small arms and mortar fire with the suspected attackers. An
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fire, mortar or rocket attacks on U.S. forces, was up from 49 in September and 51 in October.
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Three rocket-propelled grenade rounds were fired at a U.S. base in the southeastern town of
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During November the U.S. military reported 60 attacks on their forces, up from 5 in July.
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was broadcast on by the Arabic-language al-Jazeera satellite television channel based in
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would apply to captured Taliban fighters taken from Afghanistan to a US military base at
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mediators, joined by U.S. officials, extracted a conditional cease-fire agreement from
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soldiers in a village near the Pakistani border during Operation Mountain Lion, June 2
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Three New Zealand soldiers are injured when their vehicle hit a land mine near Farah.
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and his government and to exchange views on regional issues, including the future of
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Rival factions in northern Afghanistan began turning in their weapons as part of a
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project to transport natural gas from Central Asia to Pakistan via Afghanistan.
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fired rockets and 30 mm rounds, before the eight fled over a nearby ridge.
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assault rifles. The soldiers returned fire, killing one man. The other escaped.
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announced that the Netherlands will join Germany in taking over command of the
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found three rockets pointing at the US base in Khost, but no arrests were made.
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A U.S. Special forces soldier was slightly wounded by gunfire in the incident.
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that mistook their convoy for enemies. They had been moving into position for
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bomber dropped seven 2,000-pound laser-guided bombs, killing at least seven.
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Two U.S. soldiers are injured by an explosive device in eastern Afghanistan.
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On a visit to the People's Republic of China by Afghan Foreign Minister Dr.
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in Kabul, averting a possible sabotage attack. Several arrests were made.
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Messenger of Peace, visiting a boxing club, a girls' school, and President
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governor and self-styled "Emir of Herat", after his troops attacked ethnic
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bombs. Five students then traveled to Kabul looking for American targets.
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went into effect. (see details of the UNHCR Afghan repatriation programs)
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All Our Hopes Are Crushed: Violence and Repression in Western Afghanistan
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to house about 60,000 refugees who had been living on Pakistani border.
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Ten truckloads of weapons and ammunition were sent to re-arm the men of
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Eight people fired on U.S. special forces 2 miles (3 km) north of
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A U.S. soldier is shot in the face in Kandahar by an unknown assailant.
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and Washington, D.C. to work together for Afghanistan's reconstruction.
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Unidentified attackers fired four rockets toward the U.S. airfield in
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The night curfew in Kabul was lifted for the first time in 23 years.
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Nine 107 mm rockets were fired at the U.S. military base near
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Wednesday, 1 May 2002, A U.S. Green Beret was wounded near Bagram.
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becomes the most senior U.S. military headquarters in the country.
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and drug trafficking, and not to interfere in each other's affairs.
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A U.S. special forces soldier was airlifted from a U.S. base near
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was attended by cabinet ministers, diplomats and former president
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flew to New Delhi to hold a lengthy meeting with Defense Minister
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warned warlords to remove their check posts and chains on roads.
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fighter jet dropped a single bomb on the suspected launch site.
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was trying to form an alliance with remnants of the Taliban and
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International Airport forced the plane of Afghan interim leader
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air base. Up to 13 people were feared dead and dozens wounded.
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Gunmen fired at the U.S. base near the central Afghan city of
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in New Delhi, India. He also had visits with Indian President
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destroy captured munitions in eastern Afghanistan, February 12
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and an unidentified man, one of whom threw a grenade killing
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An emergency cabinet meeting was called by Afghan President
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came under rocket or mortar fire. No injuries were reported.
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While riding in a convoy about 4 miles (6 km) east of
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U.S. paratroopers swept through four areas in northeast of
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have complained his forces have looted and oppressed them.
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gunships were called in to drop flares in the target area.
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Mortar fire is directed at a U.S. encampment in Asadabad.
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to attend a function being held there in memory of former
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voluntarily surrendered at the U.S. airbase just outside
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launched an attack on positions held by the governor of
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Making India his first foreign itinerary, Afghanistan's
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A rocket-propelled grenade hit the south wall of the
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A rocket was launched from a truck near the town of
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said he would "take care of this issue personally."
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by an unidentified man who disappeared immediately.
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The cassette was handed to an 2437:, while the university was dominated by ethnic 2120:, about 150 miles (240 km) south of Kabul. 2105:kept the AK-47s. The troops then left in their 1205:attended a special ceremonial reception at the 3980:"U.S. soldier grazed by bullet in Afghanistan" 3623:"G.I.'s Scour Old Qaeda Base, but Find Little" 3169:: A group of armed Afghans patrolling outside 5039: 4127: 3139:Two rockets were fired at the U.S. base near 1379:United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 1003:Afghanistan's aviation and tourism minister, 992:. Haq was brother of the Jalalabad governor, 611:United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 3796:"4 Killed as Suspects in Afghan Border Area" 3744: 3689: 3560: 3504: 3502: 3500: 3498: 3388: 2607:investigated alleged human rights abuses by 1722:A U.S. soldier is shot by sniper near Lwara. 736:met with visiting British Defense Secretary 3510:The Mammoth Book of Inside the Elite Forces 1454:Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry 713:at a training camp in Afghanistan in 2000. 643:The U.S. military finished construction of 52:Learn how and when to remove these messages 5046: 5032: 4134: 4120: 1998:exploded. Neither blast caused casualties. 1416:: A U.S. airbase is attacked by two RPGS. 4042: 3850: 3664: 3535: 3495: 3443: 3418: 2001:Two rockets exploded near a U.S. base at 1921:. Another exploded 10 minutes later near 1848:that the new Afghan government headed by 1673:: US soldiers surrounded a compound near 925:The Afghan government in Kabul appointed 229:Learn how and when to remove this message 211:Learn how and when to remove this message 109:Learn how and when to remove this message 5527:Years of the 21st century in Afghanistan 3471: 3044:won a $ 4.5 million contract to develop 3031:International Committee of the Red Cross 2347:was using snapshots of eyes to build an 2031:'s men shelled a busy market place in a 1584: 1480: 1351:: In Kabul, Pakistani President General 1271:International Committee of the Red Cross 936: 605:where violence had erupted days before. 473: 72:This article includes a list of general 4067: 3297:presided over by chief justice Mowlawi 3070:International Security Assistance Force 2961:International Security Assistance Force 2941:A rocket was fired at a U.S. base near 2917:International Security Assistance Force 2867:International Security Assistance Force 2800:International Security Assistance Force 2548:International Security Assistance Force 2494:International Security Assistance Force 2248:International Security Assistance Force 2226:in the Sholgara district, southwest of 2201:International Security Assistance Force 2182:International Security Assistance Force 2144:ended a 24-hour operation northeast of 2035:community in the south of the province. 1460:, a former al-Qaeda training area near 1047:International Security Assistance Force 5504: 3812: 3793: 3774: 3150:: In Moscow, Afghan foreign minister, 2824:, carrying 10 kg (22 lb) of 2761:battled those of rival commander Gen. 2736:, a group affiliated with the warlord 2648:began a three-day visit to Kabul as a 2130:U.S. troops at a base in Deh Rawod in 1591:2nd Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment 1452:, members of the 3rd Battalion of the 1355:met with Afghanistan's interim leader 578:strongman and Deputy Defense Minister 5027: 4115: 3905: 3831: 3719: 3372:U.S. base, but not from hostile fire. 3342:in the head in eastern Afghanistan's 3050:Afghan Wireless Communication Company 2798:Explosives disposal experts from the 1951:and eight on a U.S. Navy ship in the 1890:. The wound was not life-threatening. 871:In the presence of Afghan officials, 829:The United States brought another 34 4088:"Afghanistan News December 12, 2002" 3906:Burns, John F. (September 6, 2002). 2496:(ISAF) was not called in to assist. 1875:United States paratroopers from the 613:estimated that 55,000 people at one 149:adding citations to reliable sources 120: 58: 17: 4068:Schmitt, Eric (December 22, 2002). 4005:"US forces kill one in Afghanistan" 3962:"U.S. base attacked in Afghanistan" 3620: 3391:"Afghanistan News January 11, 2002" 3223:: Fierce clashes between forces of 2391:: A team of representatives of the 825:provinces in northern Afghanistan. 628:'s recently appointed governor for 493:: U.S. aircraft bombed a suspected 13: 3832:Burns, John F. (August 20, 2002). 795:agreed to cooperate on a proposed 278: 78:it lacks sufficient corresponding 14: 5543: 3883:. August 29, 2002. Archived from 3474:"Afghanistan News April 14, 2002" 3364:A second U.S. soldier arrived at 3132:visited U.S. troops stationed at 3058:Afghan Ministry of Communications 3040:: A New Zealand telecoms company 2728:, U.S. soldiers were fired on by 2724:While searching for weapons near 2713:Ali a tour of the palace remains. 1939:fighters. They were taken to the 1091:to meet with reformist President 919:Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan 33:This article has multiple issues. 5053: 4175: 3747:"Afghanistan News July 12, 2002" 3231:resumed in western Afghanistan. 3068:voted unanimously to extend the 2840:A U.S. special forces base near 2417:, Afghan provincial governor of 898:and Information Minister Sheikh 864:Afghan interim Defense Minister 856:released more than 300 captured 125: 63: 22: 4080: 4061: 4015: 3997: 3972: 3954: 3936: 3918: 3899: 3869: 3844: 3825: 3806: 3787: 3768: 3738: 3713: 3692:"Afghanistan News July 1, 2002" 3683: 3658: 3647:from the original on 2009-05-17 3633: 3563:"Afghanistan News May 22, 2002" 3154:, and his Russian counterpart, 3054:Telephone Systems International 2865:, the Turkish commander of the 1028:, and a Supreme Court justice, 686:guarding suspected Taliban and 136:needs additional citations for 41:or discuss these issues on the 5447:British Indian Ocean Territory 3982:. Highbeam.com. Archived from 3813:Fisher, Ian (August 9, 2002). 3794:Fisher, Ian (August 8, 2002). 3775:Fisher, Ian (August 7, 2002). 3614: 3598:. June 1, 2002. Archived from 3584: 3554: 3529: 3437: 3412: 3382: 2911:, Germany's Foreign Minister, 2537:International Rescue Committee 2393:Afghan Human Rights Commission 2246:. About 4,800 peacekeepers of 1905:: About 60 kilometers east of 1: 3376: 3242:U.S. special forces based in 2982:'s senior vice-president, at 2321:A regional Afghan commander, 2172:alleged that the governor of 1993:Afghan security officials in 1677:and a firefight took place. 1509:Combined Joint Task Force 180 398: 2757:Afghan forces loyal to Gen. 2625:and Indian Foreign Minister 2477:television correspondent in 2058:on made its second visit to 2027:Two people were killed when 1748: 1400:encouraging repatriation of 896:Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan 519:operative was also wounded. 384:List of years in Afghanistan 7: 3745:Fawad Muslim (2002-07-12). 3690:Fawad Muslim (2002-07-01). 3621:Dao, James (June 4, 2002). 3561:Fawad Muslim (2002-05-22). 3389:Fawad Muslim (2002-01-11). 3161: 3009:clashed with those of Gen. 2164:In a 51-page report titled 2062:to call for the removal of 1894: 1279:Afghan Red Crescent Society 1221:, and Leader of Opposition 1191:, Afghanistan interim head 1168:met Iran's spiritual guide 929:as the governor of eastern 550: 10: 5548: 3052:, a joint venture between 2822:Bohtan Akram Tawfiq Horami 2780:Australian Prime Minister 2406:At least four students of 2291:, in eastern Afghanistan. 2267:: Afghanistan's President 2160:, but caused no injuries. 1795: 1428:: Two U.S. pilots, Majors 1392:: A joint program between 1281:(ARCS) jointly celebrated 1123:, Information and Culture 797:Trans-Afghanistan Pipeline 791:and Afghan interim leader 787:: Pakistan President Gen. 662:, Afghanistan, Afghan and 636:. Forces loyal to warlord 469: 5428: 5392:Nagorno-Karabakh Republic 5351: 5059: 4888: 4375: 4215: 4192: 4170: 4154: 3295:Afghanistan Supreme Court 3258:U.S. special forces near 3189:Japan's defense minister 2852:Mohammad-Ebrahim Taherian 2502:Wazir Akbar Khan Hospital 2343:It was revealed that the 1692: 1283:International Women's Day 375: 339: 243: 5128:East Timor (Timor-Leste) 4043:John Pike (2002-10-23). 3851:John Pike (2002-08-26). 3665:John Pike (2002-06-25). 3536:John Pike (2002-04-17). 3444:John Pike (2002-02-25). 3419:John Pike (2002-02-20). 3338:shot and wounded a U.S. 2705:met former Afghan king, 2670:U.S. Treasury Secretary 1925:, a few kilometers away. 1546:used to airlift food to 1343: 1228: 1211:Kocheril Raman Narayanan 1201:: Afghan interim leader 1131:, and Rural Development 1079:: Afghan interim leader 976:: Afghan interim leader 951:: Interim Afghan leader 909:: Interim Afghan leader 852:: Interim Afghan leader 833:and Taliban suspects to 817:as the new governors of 815:Sayed Ikramuddin Masoomi 811:Maulvi Zia-ul-haq Haqyar 593:: Afghan interim leader 5461:Cocos (Keeling) Islands 4092:Afghanistan News Center 3751:Afghanistan News Center 3696:Afghanistan News Center 3567:Afghanistan News Center 3478:Afghanistan News Center 3395:Afghanistan News Center 2850:'s Ambassador to Kabul 2637:, PRC Foreign Minister 2293:AH-64 Apachehelicopters 1947:north of Kabul, one in 1772:Wednesday, September 11 1627: 1580: 1377:, Afghanistan, and the 1172:and parliament speaker 917:President His Highness 684:101st Airborne Division 93:more precise citations. 3277:Wednesday, December 11 3038:Wednesday, November 27 2778:Wednesday, November 20 2709:. The king's grandson 2570:82nd Airborne Division 2525:Asian Development Bank 2486:Wednesday, November 13 2340:. There was no damage. 2086:Nayiamatullah Shahrani 2020:were fired, including 1877:82nd Airborne Division 1840:envoy in Afghanistan, 1594: 1501: 1476: 1292:: Through his deputy, 1199:Wednesday, February 27 1170:Ayatollah Ali Khamenei 1164:Afghan interim leader 1149:signed an accord with 1145:Afghan interim leader 1111:, Immigration Affairs 1045:: The first attack on 959:Wednesday, February 13 945: 882:Interim Afghan leader 765:decided that the 1949 732:Interim leader Afghan 487: 283: 5435:and other territories 3968:. September 20, 2002. 3950:. September 16, 2002. 3932:. September 11, 2002. 3283:Thursday, December 12 3148:Saturday, November 30 3088:Thursday, November 28 3076:and Taliban fighters. 3066:U.N. Security Council 3005:Forces loyal to Gen. 2988:Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai 2955:Lieutenant Commander 2882:Saturday, November 23 2854:met Afghan President 2788:Thursday, November 21 2582:Saturday, November 16 2521:Thursday, November 14 2189:Wednesday, November 6 1984:Asadabad, Afghanistan 1846:U.N. Security Council 1834:Wednesday, October 30 1754:Thursday, September 5 1588: 1484: 1456:. The troops were at 1334:U.N. Security Council 1071:Saturday, February 23 1043:Saturday, February 16 974:Thursday, February 14 940: 873:Wakil Ahmad Mutawakil 745:Wednesday, February 6 477: 464:Faisal Ahmad Shinwari 282: 160:"2002 in Afghanistan" 5517:2000s in Afghanistan 5320:United Arab Emirates 3602:on February 18, 2008 3305:Tuesday, December 17 3271:Tuesday, December 10 3212:area six miles from 2999:Tuesday, November 26 2924:Monday, November 25 2680:Tuesday, November 19 2512:told authorities in 2471:Moscow theatre siege 2426:Tuesday, November 12 2360:Saturday, November 9 2265:Thursday, November 7 1960:Saturday, November 2 1928:A spokesman for the 1864:Thursday, October 31 1813:Wednesday October 23 1784:Friday, September 20 1743:Wednesday, August 28 1687:Christopher J. Speer 1568:: In an incident of 1300:pledged support for 1236:: In an incident of 1215:Atal Bihari Vajpayee 1185:Tuesday, February 26 1129:Sayed Hussein Anwari 1117:Sayed Mustafa Kazemi 1053:Tuesday, February 19 949:Tuesday, February 12 915:United Arab Emirates 892:United Arab Emirates 866:Mohammad Qasim Fahim 803:Saturday, February 9 759:Thursday, February 7 591:Saturday, February 2 529:Thursday, January 10 523:Wednesday, January 9 380:Other events of 2002 145:improve this article 5512:2002 in Afghanistan 5354:States with limited 4029:. October 16, 2002. 3887:on February 7, 2008 3332:Sunday, December 29 3322:Friday, December 27 3316:Friday, December 20 3287:Afghan Cable Center 3114:Friday, November 29 3007:Abdul Rashid Dostum 2986:. 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