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gathered outside his home after he was replaced as provincial governor, and began chanting slogans against the United States and Afghan president Hamid Karzai. Shots were fired by U.S. and Afghan security forces after their convoy was pelted with stones. Two people were killed, four injured and four
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hidden in an apple cart exploded 100 yards (91 m) away from an Afghan military base. The crowd had gathered to investigate another bomb that had gone off 15 minutes earlier and injured a small child. A suspect was caught trying to hide in a nearby home. The blasts occurred moments before a
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that rehabilitated the Oramast Elementary School, the Mirwaismina School and the Jowzjan Orphanage. The six-month effort provided the schools with wooden desks and chairs, glass for windows, sports equipment kit, playground equipment and a water wells.
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In Canada, ten Afghan National Army military officers started 16-weeks of English language training. The program was to develop the officers into English instructors. Sixty-five more officers were slated for training in the program over the next three
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which contained US$ 1.2 billion in assistance for Afghanistan focusing on education, health, infrastructure and assistance to the Afghan National Army. The budget did not contain funding estimates for U.S. military operations.
2517: 3622:, marking the first sanctioned execution in the country since the fall of the Taliban in late 2001. Abdullah Shah was convicted of more than 20 murders. News of the execution was kept secret until the story was revealed by 2882:– Taliban forces threatened to kill a Turkish highway engineer kidnapped three weeks earlier, demanding that Afghan authorities release two Taliban militia members who were sentenced to death for the November 16 murder of 821:– In Kandahar, two Afghan National Army soldiers were wounded (one losing a leg) by a bomb that exploded on the roof of a building less than an eighth of a mile from the January 6 incident that killed over a dozen people. 6103:
U.S. citizens in Kabul, informing them to limit their movements, take strict security measures and avoid "potential target areas" such as government offices, military bases and upscale restaurants frequented primarily by
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announced that the United States had, on top of the US$ 1.2 billion already promised, pledged an additional US$ 1 billion in aid for 2004. Japan promised US$ 525 million more over the next two years. German Chancellor
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During his visit to the U.S., Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai scrubbed his planned weekend visit to the Afghan community in California and began his visit to Washington by representing Afghanistan at the
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and opened fire on the government office with assault rifles and heavy machine-guns. Four of the 30 soldiers defending the compound were killed and eight others wounded. One rebel was also killed and four were
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Fourteen tons of aid from Canadian donors was distributed by Canadian soldiers to widows and orphans in Kabul. The donations included winter clothing, blankets, toys, chewing gum, school supplies and diapers.
2155: 2219:, U.S. forces from the 10th Mountain Division assisted hundreds of local police in a search for the gunman who killed an Australian pilot the previous day. Thirty suspected Taliban members were rounded up. 4212:, an international two-day forum opened to discuss financial, technical and personnel-related aid to Afghan police. Representatives of governmental organizations from over 20 countries were in attendance. 4368:– Pakistani and U.S. military officials met to discuss mechanism to stop recent military incursions from Afghanistan by U.S. forces hunting suspected al-Qaeda and Taliban fugitives in the border region. 5283:– The Afghan Joint Electoral Management Body announced that Afghanistan's presidential elections would take place on October 9, 2004, and parliamentary would take place elections in the Spring of 2005. 2807:, close to the border of Afghanistan. Each side utilized heavy weaponry. 24 rebels and 16 Afghan troops were killed there during a sweep March 15. The U.S. deployed 13,500 soldiers on the Afghan side. 6275:
granted US$ 750,000 to help Afghanistan improve its gas supply. The money was slated to draw a plan to establish an independent regulator for gas supply and help it come up with laws and regulations.
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In Afghanistan, Kandahar police arrested six people in possession of documents that linked them to the Taliban. A confession also linked the men to the bomb planted the day before in the bus station.
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opened a two-day conference in Kabul bringing together representatives from ten regional countries. The agenda included ways to improve development and promote trade, and investment opportunities.
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Twelve Afghan presidential candidates called for interim president Hamid Karzai to resign and to withdraw from the October 9 election. They argued that as an incumbent, he has an unfair advantage.
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and of Ismail Khan involving tanks and guns ensued in the region, leaving more than 100 people dead. Days later, president Hamid Karzai would say Sadiq's death was caused by a "small accident."
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at an estimated to cost of US$ 50 million. The project will include mine removal, electrical and communications upgrades, terminal renovations and air traffic control facility improvements.
5757:, with hands bound and feet chained to a metal ring in the floor, an Afghan detainee pleaded for his freedom before the first U.S. military review tribunal partially opened to observers. 1224: 5620:– The United States government warned its citizens that the security situation in Afghanistan remained critical and that there was a general threat to all Americans visiting the nation. 5199:– Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai and members of a U.N.-sponsored electoral commission met in Kabul, but failed to finalize on a date for the national and parliamentary elections. 763:
warned that violence in Afghanistan could disrupt the timing of elections scheduled for June and noted that south and south-east Afghanistan was mostly off-limits to the United Nations,
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signed by Hamid Karzai on January 26 contained more than fifteen changes from the document approved of on January 4. The group sent a copy of their complaints to the U.S. embassy, the
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engineer and a local security guard were murdered; a second Turkish worker and another local security guard were kidnapped. The Turkish men were working on a project to resurface the
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was released from a hospital in New Delhi, India after two weeks of receiving medical treatment for an intestinal problem. He remained in New Delhi, however, for further observation.
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country director for Afghanistan, hoped to accumulate during the conference donations of US$ 27.5 billion (to be granted over seven years). Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai and
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resigned from the cabinet. Mohaqiq said he was fired after announcing his intention to run against interim president Hamid Karzai in the June 2004 elections. Mohaqiq was replaced by
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region of Pakistan bordering Afghanistan, over a dozen rockets were launched on Pakistani bunkers and checkpoints. The Pakistani troops were engaged in a hunt for Al-Qaeda members.
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announced that more than 6,000 people who passed a matriculation exam January 26 had to retake their exams after it was discovered that questions had been sold around the country.
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November 16, 2003. The trial took three hours and the judgment took twenty minutes. No witnesses to the crime were present at the trial. The men planned to appeal the decision.
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and one in front of the Finance Ministry. Three detonators were found in the vest of the last suspect. Over a dozen other suspects were taken into custody in a raid on a home.
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or legal documents which were violation of the Immigration Act. The students would be sent back to Afghanistan to obtain their complete documents and return for their studies.
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sanctuaries and bases continued to exist and develop in Pakistan. He added that U.S. troops might need to enter Pakistan to catch the rebels. Pakistan's information minister,
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to an 8-year term for participating in torture, kidnapping and running a private jail. Their four Afghan accomplices were sentenced to between one and five years in prison.
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The United Nations reported that 28% of the 1.4 million Afghans registered to vote were women. This percentage was up dramatically from the 16% registered in December 2003.
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Afghanistan freed 66 Pakistani prisoners caught fighting for the Taliban during the U.S.-led war in late 2001. Pakistan matched the move by releasing 34 Afghan prisoners.
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to investigate a series of women's accidents. It was reported that more than 180 women had burned themselves during the year and only one-third of them survived.
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signed a contract detailing China's assistance in a major irrigation re-build project near the capital. The project was supposed to be finished in early 2006.
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approved a loan to Afghanistan of US$ 5 million and a guarantee of US$ 10 million to provide political risk guarantees to eligible investors and financiers.
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that more than 9.9 million people had registered to vote in Afghanistan, a number that exceeded the estimated total of eligible voters for the whole country.
5130:, called her employer to say she was not being held hostage. She had not been seen nor heard from since June 28. At the time she was filming her documentary 5072: 3919: 3251: 2493: 1908: 1819: 3770:– Interim Afghan president Hamid Karzai visited Kandahar for the first time since there was an attempt on his life there on September 5, 2002. A man with a 5839:– Afghan election officials released the list of approved presidential candidates for the October 7 election; the list of seventeen included Hamid Karzai, 5377: 5119: 4525: 3169: 2857: 2128: 2064: 1986: 1178: 654: 3526:, men riding in three station wagons fired rockets and machine guns when they were stopped at the checkpoint, killing eight Afghan National Army soldiers. 2733:, which intended to drive from inside Afghanistan into a region of rebel sanctuaries and meet the Pakistani military driving from the opposite direction. 713:
and Afghanistan signed an agreement to give Indian goods heading for central Asia and Afghanistan similar preferential treatment and tariff reductions at
6959: 6041: 5388: 4907: 4596:– North of Spin Boldak, Afghanistan, militants exchanged fire with U.S.-led forces. There were no reports of injuries, but five militants were detained. 4384: 4152: 3833: 3168:– In Berlin, Germany, a two-day international conference on reconstruction assistance to Afghanistan began. The conference was attended by 65 countries. 2417: 1862: 1847: 1317: 1283: 1083:
that elections scheduled for June were unrealistic because factions and extremists continued to threaten the peace process. Brahimi also criticized the
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disappeared during the team's tour of Europe. Italian border police were alerted. They later surfaced in Germany and the Netherlands to claim asylum.
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apologized for the bomb attack in Kandahar the previous day that killed fifteen, including many children. Momin said the intended target was the U.S.
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were fired at a construction site in Kabul where South Koreans were building a job training center for the Afghan people. There were no casualties.
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to discuss law enforcement and alternative livelihoods for poppy farmers and demand reduction. Keynote speakers included executive director of the
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and met the provincial governor and some of the 300 German peacekeeping troops posted there. Later he met interim president Hamid Karzai in Kabul.
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was flown from Kabul to New Delhi, India, for medical treatment. He was diagnosed with a minor blockage of his intestines and in stable condition.
7018: 6246: 6112: 5948: 5324: 3135: 2444: 2144: 1774: 1548: 1137: 6500:, two U.S. soldiers were killed and two were wounded along with six Afghan National Armytroops in a clash with rebels near the Pakistani border. 3464:, rebels exchanged of rocket and machine-gun fire with Afghan National Army soldiers killing two and wounding two. Nine rebels were also killed. 7173: 6628: 6593: 6555: 6135: 6077: 6060: 5858: 4761:, sixty rebels clashed with fifty Afghan National Army troops for over three hours. The rebels seized the outpost building and set it on fire. 4509: 4283: 3909: 3724:
and a member of the Afghan National Army were killed by hostile fire in an ambush in eastern Afghanistan. Two other U.S. soldiers were wounded.
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that did not stop at the checkpoint. Sixteen Afghans were arrested. Pakistan officials claimed that someone from the minibus fired shots first.
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Two rockets were fired on Kabul. The first rocket struck a cemetery surrounded by houses and the second landed on a steep hillside nearby.
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to determine if they had previously been checked and received a repatriation package. The refugees then entered Afghanistan through the
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claimed responsibility for the assassination. Zada had earlier been fired by Sadiq's father. Factional fighting between supporters of
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U.S.-led coalition troops detained five rebels in caves southwest of Qalat, Zabul Province. Anti-coalition propaganda was also found.
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tribal leaders for failing to turn over suspected al-Qaeda fugitives. The leaders had agreed to help trace foreigners suspected of
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was fired on by rebels travelling in a pickup truck, and a U.S. helicopter fired back, destroying the truck and killing one rebel.
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In Kabul, a rocket fired flew over a U.N. compound and the U.S. military headquarters. The rocket did not detonate when it landed.
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In Afghanistan, two operations involving U.S. and Afghan forces resulted in the deaths of nine rebels and the capture of fourteen.
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after its election office there was attacked by protesters. The mob had been protesting a checkpoint conflict that took place in
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killed one person and injured two others. The blast occurred near a building where the governor was meeting with local officials.
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In Kandahar, Afghan security forces arrested five men suspected of planning an ambush on U.S. troops., an Afghan official said.
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A ban on women singing or dancing on television in Afghanistan was re-established only days after the ban had been lifted. The
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voted unanimously to renew the mandate of the multinational security force in Afghanistan for another year until October 2005.
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In Afghanistan, an explosive device detonated on the road to Kandahar airport as a U.N. convoy passed. There were no injuries.
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pledged (in addition to US$ 391 million promised at a conference in Tokyo in 2002) US$ 391 million over the next four years.
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requesting US$ 25.5 million to finance agricultural development projects over the next five years in Afghanistan's four main
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Interim Afghan president Hamid Karzai argued that the issue of women singing on television should be left to his government.
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claimed responsibility. The driver left the vehicle just before the explosion. He was caught by police shortly thereafter.
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claimed that the men had been killed, and offered to exchange their bodies for that of a Taliban held by Uruzgan officials.
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An Afghan National Army soldier was killed and another injured when rebels opened fire from a vehicle at a checkpoint near
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telling its members they must vote for Hamid Karzai in presidential elections in October or their houses would be burned.
6404:– A rocket fired on but missed a helicopter carrying Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai as it prepared for landing in 5635:, Pakistan local police picked up about thirty-five Afghan students (between the ages of six and fourteen) studying at a 2654: 4746:. This marked the first time an Afghan head of state or government had ever attended a funeral of an American president. 4008:
to discuss key issues, including the settlement of Afghanistan's Soviet-era debt and the provision of regional security.
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oversaw hundreds of his fighters giving up their assault rifles, machine guns, and rockets to the Afghan National Army.
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began a three-day vaccination program intended to reach about five million children aged five and under in Afghanistan.
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About 100 British special forces soldiers arrived in Kabul and then disembarked to an unknown location in Afghanistan.
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called for the resignation of Hamid Karzai on the grounds that his term of office had expired under the terms of the
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About 20 rebels on motorcycles killed an Afghan National Army soldier in an attack on troops guarding a shipment of
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visited with interim Afghan president Hamid Karzai and other senior Afghan officials in Kabul. Lubbers also visited
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Hamidullah, an Afghan intelligence chief, and two Afghan National Army soldiers were abducted by dozens of men near
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announced that two suspects were detained in connection with the previous day's massacre of Chinese aid workers.
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mountains of Afghanistan. At least five rebel fighters died in a heavy exchange of fire. The mission was part of
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Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai began a week-long visit to the United States. His first appearance was at
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across southern and eastern Afghanistan; the aim was to further destroy the al-Qaeda and Taliban infrastructure.
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was rushed to an airport and evacuated. Afghan National Army troops were flown from Kabul to Faryab province.
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met with Afghan interim President Hamid Karzai to discuss security and preparations for the June elections.
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turned over eight multiple rocket launchers, four tanks and three Scud missiles to the Afghan National Army.
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The Afghan National Army established a regional command headquarters in the Kandahar region of Afghanistan.
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In Kabul, Afghan intelligence agents arrested a bus driver with several guns and ammunition in his vehicle.
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At an economic conference in New Delhi, India, Afghan deputy Agriculture Minister Mohammad Sharif met with
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was killed when his bomb exploded early as he tried to attack a military base in southeastern Afghanistan.
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Interim Afghan President Hamid Karzai called an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss the assassination of
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claimed that four children and seven adults were killed January 18 by a U.S. air strike on the village of
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stated that, to date, only 274,000 (2.7%) of the 10 million Afghans eligible to vote have been registered.
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At least nine people were killed and dozens injured when a bomb hidden in a car exploded in front of the
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regarding disarmament. Karzai traveled via a U.S. C-130 military transport plane and was guarded by U.S.
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Pakistan launched a military operation utilizing helicopter gunships and ground troops against suspected
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survived an assassination attempt when a remote controlled roadside bomb exploded next to his convoy in
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Less than a kilometer from the headquarters of NATO-led peacekeepers, a rocket landed on a house in the
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and helicopter gunships. Between 10 and 70 rebels were killed; at least one Afghan soldier was killed.
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in southeastern Afghanistan. They were taken to Kandahar airfield hospital where the one soldier died.
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U.S. planes helped Afghan National Army forces attack suspected Taliban forces in the mountains of the
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admitted that some anti-government activity in Afghanistan was coming from within the Pakistan border.
1238:- Pakistan announced there no longer any bans on goods exported to Afghanistan, with the exception of 923:– Five Afghan National Army soldiers died and three others were injured when they came under attack in 6044:, traveled to Germany for a two-week training before they embark on a 100-day mission in Afghanistan. 5989:
Members of the Afghan National Army raided rebel hideouts near the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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In a village 100 miles northeast of Kandahar, troops confiscated nine motorcycles and about 10 rifles.
4737:– In southeast Afghanistan, eleven rockets were fired at a U.N. convoy carrying government officials. 4132:, rebels attacked a U.S.-led coalition combat patrol, killing one U.S. soldier (Chief Warrant Officer 2875:
Pakistani troops were engaged in a pitched battle with an estimated 400 rebels near the Afghan border.
1344:– Responding to rocket attacks on its air base in the region, U.S. planes bombed several areas in the 5552:, being rebuilt by a Chinese-Afghan construction consortium, collapsed, killing four and injuring 26. 4224:
signed a memorandum of understanding with Afghanistan on cooperation in developing mineral resources.
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for Afghanistan to replace existing troops, and to help with reconstruction projects for six months.
2068: 1384: 1380: 1031:, Pakistan handed over to authorities three men wanted for sheltering Al-Qaeda and Taliban fugitives. 1004:
Three videos featuring women were shown on Kabul TV. One of the clips included old footage of singer
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A U.S. soldier died from complications caused by a vehicle accident southwest of Kabul a day earlier.
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Afghan authorities in Kabul arrested eleven people suspected of involvement with a December 28, 2003
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and Afghan officials. He called for another political and donor conference to address these concerns.
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was approved. Brahimi's position was filled on an interim-basis by his deputy for political affairs,
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Two U.S. soldiers (Robert Goodwin and Tony Olaes) were wounded when a homemade bomb destroyed their
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Pakistani forces began an operation against suspected Al-Qaeda rebels in the mountainous region of
2740: 2730: 2059:, men loyal to two senior government officials exchanged gunfire in a bazaar wounding four people. 2013: 1061:, U.S. forces uncovered a cache of weapons that included grenades, mortar rounds, mines and rifles. 443: 312: 43: 4163:
smuggled in an oil transport truck. Two of the arrested men were alleged to be brothers of Mullah
3127:. The province would be entitled to its own governor, a security commander, more police and funds. 2693:, prompting a gunbattle in which three of the guerrillas were killed and five others were wounded. 2193:, Afghanistan, with the intent of catching leading commanders of the Afghan resistance, including 8354: 8311: 8296: 8261: 5589: 4575: 4513: 3416: 3404:, 700 Afghan and 100 U.S. troops began a new operation to hunt down Al-Qaeda and Taliban members. 2639: 2579: 811:
In Afghanistan, a bomb found hidden under straw near a downtown Kandahar bus station was defused.
217: 170: 126: 6289:– In northern Afghanistan, ten humanitarian workers were injured in an attack by demonstrators. 6025:
Ten people, including nine children, were killed after a bomb exploded at a religious school in
3709:, a bomb exploded on a truck carrying fuel for a U.S. military base, wounding three Afghan men. 2791:– Pakistani forces re-engaged an operation against suspected Al-Qaeda rebels in the villages of 1728:, an estimated 20 people were killed when fighting broke out between forces loyal to Orgo mayor 6754: 6747:
held a rally in Shiberghan for his presidential campaign bid and outlined his campaign issues.
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traveled to India to discuss a US$ 400 million Indian aid package for Afghanistan. He met with
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on the Grand Trunk Road. Officials said the students were residing there without any passport,
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approved an extra €9 million to help fund the October 7 presidential elections in Afghanistan.
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Two rebels on motorcycles opened fire on two pickup trucks carrying Afghan election workers in
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Local Pakistani newspapers reported an incursion by U.S. troops from Afghanistan into Pakistan.
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and the Afghan the Ministry of Defense to begin the demobilization of heavy weapons from Kabul.
983:, dozens of men armed with assault rifles attacked a police checkpoint, killing four policemen. 6585:
warned Afghan refugees in camps in Pakistan not to vote in the October presidential election.
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A homemade bomb was uncovered in a girls' school being used as a voter registration center in
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In Afghanistan, Kabul-area warlords and commanders turned over more than a dozen tanks to the
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East of Kabul, United Kingdom British troops found a bomb made with a modified anti-tank mine.
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and found traces of explosives on his hands. They then turned him over to local authorities.
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hosted a meeting of United Nations officials and international policy-makers to address the
6720:– Iran announced that since March 20, more than 30,000 Afghan refugees had left the city of 5765:
of murder, rape and highway robbery involving four foreign journalists on November 19, 2001.
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progress. To date, 2 million Afghans lived in Iran, of whom 800,000 are considered refugees.
2894:, Pakistan to assist in an offensive against an estimated 400 rebels suspected of harboring 8327: 5697:, a bomb hit a vehicle carrying a mayor and a judge, killing three of the judge's children. 5659:– A three-day battle began between Afghan National Army and U.S. troops and militants near 4801: 4312: 4261: 4232: 4109:
U.S. troops killed five suspected Taliban rebels and arrested five more during a clash the
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At least two people were killed in an attack by rebels who attacked a government office in
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announced that Kabul police rescued that week more than 17 children from child kidnappers.
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U.S. troops stationed at the military base in Herat provided shelter to German and Italian
2611:, a Dubai-based construction company, signed a US$ 230 million contract to set up a modern 2474:, three Afghan civilians were killed by U.S. soldiers. The soldiers' vehicle had struck an 1498: 1204: 1133: 1128:, provoking a gun fight that left three rebels and two Afghan National Army soldiers dead. 687: 6910:
to speak to a crowd of about 5,000. While airborne, his helicopter was escorted by a U.S.
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to allow its banks to determine a market-driven interest rate. The two winning banks were
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In Kabul, 363 Pakistanis jailed for fighting alongside the Taliban were released from the
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The Afghan National Army, backed by U.S. aircraft and artillery, killed several rebels in
5364:– An estimate 700 people spent nine hours demonstrating in front of government offices in 5061:
exploded, killing two Afghan U.N. election workers, and injuring three. Taliban spokesman
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were convicted of organizing networks that sent militants to Afghan camps for training in
4178:, Pakistan, finance ministers of Pakistan and Afghanistan and the deputy secretary of the 953:, a guard and an employee were injured when a bomb exploded in front of the office of the 8: 8470: 8404: 8266: 8229: 8224: 8150: 8052: 8047: 8042: 8037: 8032: 8027: 8022: 8017: 8012: 8007: 8002: 7997: 7992: 7987: 7982: 7977: 7972: 7967: 7962: 7957: 7947: 7942: 7937: 7919: 7914: 7909: 7904: 7899: 7894: 7889: 7884: 7879: 7874: 7869: 7864: 7859: 7854: 7849: 7844: 7839: 7834: 7829: 7824: 7819: 7814: 7809: 7804: 7799: 7794: 7789: 7784: 7779: 7774: 7769: 7764: 7759: 7754: 7749: 7744: 7739: 7734: 7729: 7724: 7719: 7714: 7709: 7704: 7699: 7694: 7689: 7684: 7679: 7674: 7669: 7664: 7659: 7654: 7649: 7644: 7639: 7634: 7629: 7624: 7619: 7614: 7609: 7604: 7599: 7594: 7589: 7584: 7579: 7574: 7569: 7564: 7559: 7554: 7549: 7544: 7539: 7534: 7529: 7524: 7519: 7514: 7509: 7504: 7499: 7494: 7489: 7484: 7479: 7474: 7469: 7464: 7459: 7454: 7449: 7444: 7439: 7434: 7429: 7424: 7406: 7401: 7396: 7391: 7386: 7306: 6955: 6915: 6862: 6744: 6729: 6709:
Rebels killed nine Afghan National Army soldiers in attacks on several security posts in
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Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai eluded his U.S. security guards and drove into the
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A bomb exploded near a bazaar in Kandahar, damaging a nearby shop and killing the bomber.
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A bomb exploded in front of the U.S. military base further in Kandahar, wounding General
3366: 3351: 3304: 3219: 3153:– In a raid in southern Afghanistan, U.S. troops detained six suspected Taliban members. 2958: 2812: 2572: 2552: 2113: 1791: 1770: 1725: 1661: 1611: 1567: 1461: 1445: 1254: 1095:. He said women would go further in Afghanistan through education, not changes in dress. 590: 476: 456: 355: 350: 345: 299: 294: 289: 5331:, rebels attacked a convoy of U.S. and Afghan National Armysoldiers on patrol along the 4486:, was killed and three of his staff injured after a bomb exploded underneath his chair. 3908:– About 60 U.S. troops in Afghanistan strayed into Pakistan and searched the village of 3423:
Taliban members killed two Afghan civilians for allegedly spying for the U.S. forces in
3185: 3089:, at least ten Afghan National Army soldiers were killed in an ambush by rebel fighters. 2615:
infrastructure in Afghanistan. The deal entails the construction of 700 retail outlets.
2358:– At a ceremony held in the Chinese embassy in Kabul, Chinese ambassador to Afghanistan 1713:
Interim Afghan president Hamid Karzai said that tribal leaders would decide the fate of
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peacekeeper and injured another as a four-vehicle convoy was driving back from patrol.
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After receiving pressure from Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai, the government of
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troops flew to Afghanistan for "long-range reconnaissance and direct action missions".
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In a remote border region near Afghanistan, Pakistani authorities detained at least 15
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on the grounds that the Taliban had not been present there. He also criticized western
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to reject their refugee claims, seven Afghan asylum-seekers (including three women) on
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U.S. and Afghan troops backed by U.S. warplanes fought rebels in the mountains in the
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An unmanned NATO spy plane crashed on the grounds of the presidential palace in Kabul.
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resumed after a four-month hiatus following the murder of a staff member in November.
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met with interim Afghan President Hamid Karzai in Kabul to discuss economic links and
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killed one person and injured five others, including the former provincial governor.
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At least nine children and one adult were killed when a bomb exploded in a school in
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An Afghan official was killed along with his bodyguard during an ambush by rebels in
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announced it was withdrawing its staff from Afghanistan because of security concerns.
5564: 5445: 5422: 5257: 5216: 5204: 4758: 4549: 4377: 4260:– A remote-controlled bomb destroyed a vehicle carrying election workers through the 4156: 4114: 3997: 3945: 3923: 3893: 3862: 3802: 3757: 3739: 3714: 3124: 2669: 2401:, fourteen suspected militants were captured during a U.S. air assault on a compound. 2390: 2216: 2174: 2056: 1714: 1668: 1650: 1619: 1579: 1402:– A Canadian soldier, Jamie Brendan Murphy, and one Afghan civilian were killed by a 1213:) to a group of actors at the headquarters of the Afghan television company in Kabul. 1174: 1125: 994: 924: 814:
Gunfire was exchanged on the streets of Kandahar, prompting U.S. soldiers to move in.
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GR7 aircraft along with 315 British troops set off for Kandahar to replace six U.S.
6414:– Afghan National Army forces searching for three missing elders kidnapped from the 5750: 5276:
crashed when the driver lost control, killing eleven people and injuring forty-four.
4730:, a U.S. encountered three roadside bombs; one discharged. There were no casualties. 4015:, U.S. forces captured at least 25 militants, including a Taliban commander, Mullah 3912:
in a night time operation. The incursion was accidental and lasted only 25 minutes.
3857:– At least five Afghan National Army soldiers were killed in an attack by rebels in 2185:
confirmed that Pakistani paramilitary troops had been deployed along the borders of
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Pakistan freed about 150 Afghan prisoners being held for violating immigration laws.
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held a presidential campaign rally before 2,000 people at a Kabul football stadium.
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Four people were injured, one seriously, when two rockets were fired on the German
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U.S. troops searched houses in Pakistani territory, against the wishes of Pakistan.
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750 policemen from five Afghan provinces began a three-week training course at the
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After losing contact with its controllers, a German unmanned spy plane used by the
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with the goal of arresting Taliban leaders, particularly fugitive commander Mullah
742: 646: 609: 559: 5432:– Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai promoted three powerful warlords: General 4898:– Four suspects linked to the previous day's NATO convoy bombing were detained in 4326:
Afghanistan's first commercial television channel went on air in Kabul, funded by
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and their Afghan driver were killed by members of the Taliban in an attack in the
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arrived in Afghanistan to participate in the hunt for al-Qaeda and Taliban rebels.
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had been captured "a long time ago" in Pakistan's border region with Afghanistan.
1955:, killing one U.S. soldier of the 10th Mountain Division and wounding nine others. 1794:, interim president Hamid Karzai and the United Kingdom's foreign office minister 675:, the United Nations envoy to Afghanistan stepped down as promised to do once the 8278: 8100: 6884: 6854:, the running-mate of Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai, held a rally at the 6654: 6647: 6569:– In New York, Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai attended the opening of the 6489: 6119:
were killed and an Afghan aid worker injured when U.S. planes bombed the village.
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were scattered warning people not to register to vote "or they will be punished."
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Rocket-propelled grenades were fired at a United Nations team trying to organize
2288: 2276: 2239: 2194: 2186: 1706: 1441: 1076: 980: 895: 858: 672: 555: 5490:– Eleven Afghan security personnel were killed in an ambush on their vehicle in 5395:, five suspected Taliban were caught by U.S. and Afghan National Army soldiers. 3778:
Local police found and destroyed 48 new Chinese-made rockets southwest of Kabul.
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signed a security pact which focused on border protection and the fight against
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visited with interim Afghan president Hamid Karzai in Kabul. Delegates included
1270:– Iran announced that it would place a dozen jailed al-Qaeda suspects on trial. 946:
airport in Afghanistan, which was used by U.S. troops, but it failed to explode.
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of Kandahar, killing one person and seriously injuring two others in a passing
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exploded a U.S. military convoy passed, wounding between one and four soldier.
5500:– Rebels killed a local security chief and 10 of his followers in an ambush in 5437: 5418: 5392: 5328: 5242: 5190: 5094:– Bombs hidden in fruit carts exploded at two separate security checkpoints in 5030: 4988: 4959: 4822: 4819: 4773: 4727: 4654: 4560: 4532: 4447: 4182: 4078: 4012: 3944:
Sixty prisoners as a first wave of suspected Taliban prisoners were moved from
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Using rockets and rifles, at least a dozen rebels attacked the U.S. outpost in
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Speaking to the media via satellite telephone, senior Taliban commander Mullah
691: 579: 533: 466: 4649:– U.S.-led coalition and Afghan forces completed a week-long operation in the 4420:– A remote-controlled explosive wounded five Afghan soldiers on a road in the 1649:. Karzai also named new police chiefs in five northern and central provinces. 1570:
and interim president Hamid Karzai joined for prayers at the downtown palace.
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Several people were killed in a gunfight between rebels and Afghan forces in
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blast killed a female election worker and wounded at least two other people.
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in regard to his killing of four Canadians on April 17, 2002, in Afghanistan.
5212: 5141: 4915: 4815: 4639:– A U.S. soldier was killed and two others wounded after their vehicle hit a 4001: 3989: 3638: 3615: 3590: 3544: 3359: 3035: 2930: 2906: 2686:
In Kabul. a rocket flew over the center of the city and exploded on hillside.
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In a ceremony in Kabul, interim president Hamid Karzai officially signed the
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died and two were wounded in a clashed with forces under the control of the
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peacekeeper was slightly injured by a rocket fired into the ISAF main base.
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About two dozen rebel fighters with heavy weapons launched an attack in the
1309:, rockets hit a governmental building, causing some damages but no injuries. 1264:– 100 Canadian soldiers arrived in Kabul to start a six-month tour of duty. 912:
announced that he would be a candidate for the election to be held in June.
8244: 8197: 8192: 7014: 6922: 6911: 6844: 6518:, a U.S. air attack killed six rebels after rebels shot a rocket at a U.S. 6462: 6357: 6356:
An estimated 40 rebels attacked U.S.-led coalition soldiers, prompting two
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Three children were killed by a recently planted roadside bomb in Kandahar.
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were thrown at homes of Afghan National Army soldiers. No one was injured.
3063: 2774: 2643: 2608: 2102: 2031: 1795: 1182: 909: 680: 612:, men attacked a U.S. military convoy that had arrested three relatives of 447: 7130: 4073:
Two Afghan National Army soldiers were killed by rebels on a highway near
3315:. Some reports claim Dostum forces fired into a crowd, killing four. Gov. 3281:
Two Afghan rebels were killed in a gun battle at a military checkpoint in
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to Afghanistan to help provide security for the October elections there.
6604: 6377: 6338: 6323: 5911: 5465: 5314: 5220: 5016: 4911: 4517: 4505: 4062: 4045: 4005: 3936:– The U.S. sent 2,000 Marines from the 22nd MEU (SOC) to the area around 3805:, two aid workers and an Afghan National Army soldier were killed rebels. 3721: 3646: 3255: 3231: 2944: 2910: 2796: 2792: 2707:. There were no injuries, but windows shattered and some walls crumbled. 2308: 2242:
spoke in front of a graduating class of 48 Afghan policemen in Kandahar.
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to call for a two-day adjournment to for negotiations. Advisors from the
430: 330: 7051: 6337:, hundreds of demonstrators, protesting the previous day's dismissal of 5821:– Two U.S. soldiers and their Afghan interpreter were killed when their 3518:
banned women from performing or reporting news on television and radio.
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Six people were wounded in a rebel attack in a southeastern Afghan town.
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was passing. The vehicle sustained minor damage, but no one was injured.
1364:, who ran the Taliban finances and was once the governor of the western 887:, local police removed a bomb from a ditch near a United Nations office. 7010: 6973: 6733: 6676: 6278:
Rebels fired up to four rockets over a U.S.-led civil-military base in
6021:, U.S. and Afghan National Army soldiers captured 22 Taliban suspects. 5921: 5664: 5632: 5516: 5469: 5246: 5144:
made a large drug seizure and then accused regional military commander
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Eight suspects were detained by U.S.-led coalition troops southwest of
2529:, volunteer Afghan refugees began repatriation from different parts of 2257: 2076: 1970: 1544: 1506: 1476: 1334: 1193: 760: 605: 4793:– Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai held a press conferences with 2488:– Afghan government officials announced that Afghan Planning Minister 2204:
announced it was investigating 85 kidnapping cases involving children.
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Near the German base outside Kabul, five foreigners were injured by a
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in a clash that left at least three soldiers and four militants dead.
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announced it was scaling operations down in southeastern Afghanistan.
5636: 5461: 5309:– The United Nations removed its 17-person staff via helicopter from 5265: 5102:
U.S. and Afghan National Army troops traded gunfire with rebels near
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soldiers were wounded in a pre-dawn gunbattle in central Afghanistan.
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and nine of his officers were ambushed and killed by rebel forces in
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U.S. special operations forces used helicopters to raid a village in
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left Kabul, ending a four-day visit with aid workers and soldiers at
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Rebels killed two guards at the home of a former senior official in
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on regular patrol over Kabul crashed, slightly injuring one crewman.
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of Kabul, local security forces arrested three Americans, including
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began a four-day visit to Afghanistan. He was supposed to visit the
2333:, Afghan forces arrested four Taliban suspects, including commander 159: 64: 6814: 6578: 6437:
of Kabul, where he walked around and conversed with local citizens.
5814:, rebels ambushed a convoy of Afghan election workers, killing two. 5803:
In response to the killings of two relief workers on August 4, the
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rebels kidnapped sixteen passengers of a bus and then killed them.
4880: 4859:, a NATO convey was bombed, killing a driver and three bystanders. 4612:– U.S. warplanes pounded dozens of insurgents hiding in caves near 4537: 4528:, a spokesman for the Taliban, took responsibility for the attack. 4458:, four Afghan National Army soldiers and one rebel died in a clash. 4275:
U.S. troops deployed in Afghanistan crossed into Pakistan's tribal.
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governor. Among the dead was the commander of the army division in
666: 645:, men kidnapped an Afghan aid worker who was part of a caravan for 6558:, age 21, died when his security patrol was ambushed by rebels in 6192:
pledged US$ 600 million to Afghanistan over the next three years.
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province were killed in their compound by a score of armed men in
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A high commission to prevent children smuggling was set up by the
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visited Kabul and met with Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai.
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in Kabul. Three others soldiers and nine bystanders were injured.
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Three U.S. soldiers were wounded in an attack on the U.S. base in
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to discuss a US$ 400 million Indian aid package for Afghanistan.
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hotel to be constructed by Afghan-American and Turkish investors.
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U.S.-led troops surprised eight insurgents in caves southwest of
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Afghanistan agreed to accept offers of assistance from NATO, the
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parachuted to the ground, landing on the roof of a home in Kabul.
1330: 738: 734: 706: 650: 321: 6982:– In London, England, the trial began for former Afghan warlord 6869:
peacekeepers arrested 25 people allegedly linked to the Taliban.
5663:, Khost Province. Coalition ground forces were assisted by U.S. 5536:– A bomb exploded near a U.S. military vehicle 35 miles east of 5009:, slightly wounding two soldiers and three Afghan interpreters. 2575:
for assistance. An Afghan civilian was wounded in the crossfire.
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and Afghan Irrigation, Water Resources and Environment Minister
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his harsh protest against the Afghan women's songs broadcast by
8063: 7131:"Pakistan trying to stop attacks inside Afghanistan: Musharraf" 7036: 7028: 6907: 6810: 6784: 6680: 6526: 6405: 6100: 5822: 5785: 5716: 5578: 5541: 5476:. Three remote-controlled bombs and a cell phone as well as an 5403: 4928:
The two U.S. soldiers were wounded when their vehicle struck a
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of Khost Province, Afghanistan, injuring at least four people.
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visited Kabul for the first time since it took over command of
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A 30-year-old Afghan man died after being struck by a Canadian
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warned Afghans not to vote in the election scheduled for June.
1952: 1948: 1691: 1484: 1472: 1376: 1357: 1065: 832:, Afghan and U.S. officials held a ceremony opening a new U.S. 586: 6943:, seven policemen were killed when their vehicle drove over a 5939:
became the first woman ever to compete for Afghanistan at the
4434:– Four U.S.Special Operations Soldiers were killed when their 3664:
rifles and one rocket launcher were seized by the U.S. forces.
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was appointed chief of training for the Afghan National Army.
1547:, a remote-controlled bomb destroyed a vehicle, killing Mayor 1113:
An estimated seven rockets were fired at the U.S. air base in
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U.S. and Afghan National Army forces launched an operation in
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U.S. forces killed a rebel during an exchange of fire in the
6334: 6319: 6008: 5906:. Khan's forces were engaged in fighting the militia backing 5903: 5804: 5477: 5290: 5238: 5006: 4582: 4217: 4209: 4160: 4058: 3881: 3825: 3661: 3585:– In a raid on a compound in central Kabul, local police and 3534: 3441:– Taliban members ambushed and shot dead the deputy chief of 3143: 3103: 3031: 3009: 2996: 2988: 2934: 2914: 2823: 2409: 2408:– U.S.-led forces killed nine rebels in a gun battle in near 2398: 2249: 2229:
were killed and two injured in an ambush northeast of Kabul.
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Afghan Disarmament, Demobilisation and Re-Integration Program
1607: 1114: 1092: 1058: 1039: 1038:– About a dozen rockets were fired at the U.S. base near the 943: 695: 551: 6363:
Rebel gunmen ambushed a U.S.-coalition patrol near Kandahar.
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Afghan Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Program
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was freed from Pakistan after being detained since April 21.
4524:. They were the first ever fatalities for the group. Mullah 4235:
because of nose bleeding caused by heat. He was reported in
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in Kabul. He survived and was placed in critical condition.
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International Conference on Counter-Narcotics in Afghanistan
1437:. Mullah Hakim Latifi of the Taliban claimed responsibility. 6958:, an assassination attempt on vice-presidential candidate 6242: 5944: 5754: 5704:– Two Afghans, a field officer and his driver, working for 5540:, injuring three American soldiers traveling in an armored 4864: 4564: 4559:
unanimously approved a $ 25 billion emergency request from
4205: 4027: 1805: 1752: 1721: 1514: 1239: 1009: 710: 426: 412: 6976:, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Russia. 4337:– In Kabul, a rocket-propelled grenade killed a Norwegian 3816:
In Kabul's Deputy Minister for Refugees and Repatriation,
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Interim Afghan president Hamid Karzai and U.S. ambassador
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Six-hundred troops of the Afghan National Army arrived in
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Heavy U.S. forces were deployed to the Afghan border near
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also distributed to each family, through funding from the
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boycotted a vote on five disputed articles concerning the
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was killed in a rebel attack during a security convoy in
6592:, Afghan National Army forces arrested Taliban commander 4883:, Afghanistan recorded its first win in an international 4778: 4768: 3680:, was detained by Pakistani forces when he tried to enter 3652:
U.S. forces battled for four hours against rebels in the
3265:– A three-hour gun battle occurred during a joint Afghan– 1748: 6753:– Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai inaugurated the 6268:, three rebels were killed, and five wounded in a clash. 5317:
in which government troops killed two local militiamen.
5193:, and four Afghans after police raided an illegal jail. 5033:, two U.S. Marines were killed and another was wounded. 3694:, was also detained, but was quickly freed and deported. 3589:
forces arrested eight militants with suspected links to
3350:, an armed encounter took place between forces loyal to 600:– A rocket exploded in Kabul. There were no casualties. 7181: 6686:
was among three rebel fighters killed during a raid in
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Rebels fired at least two rockets at the office of the
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near the travel route was apprehended by local police.
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lifted ban on women performers on television and radio.
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of Afghanistan killed six civilians and injured seven.
2291:, Pakistan, Pakistani troops killed 11 Afghan men in a 1253:
and Afghan police arrested several top suspects in the
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Rebels attacked a convoy of U.S. and Afghan forces in
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packed with explosives detonated at a roadside in the
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against U.S.-led coalition forces and the government.
4814:– Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai addressed the 3742:, a group of 50 armed men attacked aid workers of the 3660:, killing two fighters and arresting two others. Five 3457:, a senior police official, and two of his bodyguards. 1940:
arrived in Afghanistan to begin a six-month tour with
1783:– Over 200 Afghan delegates gathered in Kabul for the 1755:
to the Afghan National Army over the next six months.
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that killed a British soldier in Kabul on January 28.
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wreckage of an Antonov cargo plane left over from the
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helicopters to open fire on the fighters, killing 22.
6200:, at least six civilians died during a U.S. air raid. 5158:, Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai accepted the 3070:
Iran exported 32,000 vases of flowers to Afghanistan.
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United States special forces set up a remote post in
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flew over Herat as a reminder, according to Lt. Col.
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Enduring Freedom - Abuses by US Forces in Afghanistan
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and detained about 40 people. Two were identified as
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endorsed the presidential candidacy of Hamid Karzai.
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of Kabul, killing a woman.mortally wounding a woman.
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Intelligence agents captured Taliban members Mullah
4767:– Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai appeared on 4744:
state funeral of former U.S. president Ronald Reagan
4692:, capturing a score of insurgents and killing eight. 3434:
peacekeepers arrested six suspected Taliban members.
2965:, of the presence of U.S. forces and to "rest calm." 2045:– After being open for one day, a driving school in 1958:
In Kandahar, the first women's-only site opened for
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Twenty-one rockets landed near the airport in Khost.
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were handed over from Pakistani to Afghan officials.
6887:and accepted a prize from the private organization 6537:. The soldiers were flown to Germany for treatment. 4185:met to review economic developments in the region. 3820:hosted a meeting with an Iranian delegation led by 3522:On the Del Aram Road at the last checkpoint before 3142:U.S. troops searched several villages southwest of 2933:. Karzai dispatched Afghan National Army troops to 1582:
in Afghanistan had increased by an alarming amount.
184:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 6728:Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai and General 5402:Four men riding two motorcycles attacked two U.S. 5053:carrying workers to voter registration sites from 4906:In an afternoon-long siege, hundreds of troops of 4695:Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai attends the 4680:, and another six were wounded. Taliban spokesman 4361:said the victims were of the Afghan National Army. 4084:An Afghan National Army vehicle was ambushed near 2822:250 more Afghan National Army troops were sent to 1633:– Interim Afghan president Hamid Karzai appointed 1042:airport in Afghanistan. There were no casualties. 1008:singing a ballad; another was a religious song in 6040:'s 16th mountain battalion, commanded by Captain 4954:Scores of rebels attacked a government office in 4450:. Three U.S. soldiers were wounded in the blast. 2972:after fighting erupted near the German Consulate. 1900:A rocket landed on a residential hillside in the 1838:A remote-controlled bomb exploded on a road near 1822:sentenced to death two former Taliban officials, 8543: 6906:– Afghan interim president Hamid Karzai flew to 4057:– Interim Afghan president Hamid Karzai visited 4004:and Russian National Security Council Secretary 3952:outside Kabul. Many of them were suffering from 3054:United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 1705:– Police arrested the owner of a taxi used in a 1604:United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization 1454:United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 955:Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development 424:The following lists events that happened during 6972:, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and for France, 6087:– NATO troops detained a man on the grounds of 4345:Two people were killed in a rocket attack near 3123:announced the establishment of a new province, 2145:Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission 1050:wrote to the Information and Culture Minister, 1012:to honor the visit of Pakistani Prime Minister 4973:were fired at an electoral office near Kabul. 4461:In Afghanistan, rebels in vehicles swept into 4357:said the victims were civilians; police chief 1682:– Interim Afghan president Hamid Karzai fired 1136:, Kabul TV aired footage of 1960s female star 975:, Pakistan to play six matches over ten days. 8079: 7167: 6657:jets as part of a routine rotation of forces. 6540:Three rockets were fired at the U.S. base in 6173:from a truck which was trying to enter Kabul. 5780:, was ambushed by about ten rebels who fired 5368:, chanting for the release of Taliban leader 4949:United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 3556:United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 3533:attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the 3495:United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 3114:Senior Civilian Representative in Afghanistan 2999:to contain violence between warring factions. 2527:United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 2323:United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 1888:– Addressing the National Defence College in 1483:Pakistani authorities seized 1600 kg of 1068:discovered two tanks, two anti-aircraft guns. 939:on a road regularly used by military patrols. 902:, Pakistan, killing four Pakistani soldiers. 866:United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 661:Gunmen threw grenades and opened fire on the 7087:December 16–28 Americans die in Helmand way. 6732:were present at a road project inauguration 6165:NATO peacekeepers seized dozens of rockets, 5628:. At least one other bodyguard was wounded. 4688:U.S.-led coalition troops swept portions of 3637:soldiers arrested four suspects, three near 2156:Afghan Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs 1936:The unit of the 2nd infantry brigade of the 1124:– Forty rebels ambushed an Afghan convoy in 91:introducing citations to additional sources 6547:A roadside bomb attack on a U.S. convoy in 6544:, landing within 100 yards of the compound. 6130:, security forces arrested two men, Afghan 5965:. Several security personnel were injured. 5581:being used as a voter registration site in 4829:In Kabul, a group of 100 protesters led by 4818:in the House Chamber. Karzai also met with 3996:In Moscow, Russia, Afghan foreign minister 3876:The Afghan government arrested 19-year-old 2943:reported a failed assassination attempt on 2680:, two rockets landed, killing one civilian. 2555:met with Turkish National Defense Minister 2451:, was murdered by men who stopped his car. 2344:to assist in administering a fair election. 1297:, at least four children were wounded by a 663:United Nations High Commission for Refugees 52:Learn how and when to remove these messages 8086: 8072: 7174: 7160: 6761:Rebels attacked a government building the 6059:office in Kabul. Taliban spokesman Mullah 2311:commemorating the slaying of their leader 2202:Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission 1911:of Kabul, causing no damage or casualties. 1475:. The explosion may have been caused by a 1200:. One attacker was killed in the gunfight. 4148:, U.S. forces defused a bomb at a bridge. 3415:outside Kabul, arresting six suspects of 2947:, but Khan's spokesman denied the report. 2463:were wounded when their vehicle struck a 2262:International Civil Aviation Organization 935:, four men were killed as they planted a 806:Canadian International Development Agency 585:About 60 miles (97 km) northeast of 262:Learn how and when to remove this message 244:Learn how and when to remove this message 8567:Years of the 21st century in Afghanistan 7033:United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 5772:– A convoy of ten U.S. vehicles east of 5425:. One attacker was wounded and detained. 5148:of being involved in the illegal trade. 3888:and fought under the Taliban command in 3258:quickly downplayed Khalilzad's comments. 3146:, searching for weapons and information. 2307:– During public ceremonies in Kabul, of 2124:involving some 100 soldiers in Asadabad. 1869:, was assassinated in his car by gunman 1789:United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 1593:submitted a 2005 budget proposal to the 1576:International Organization for Migration 593:was called in to destroy the laboratory. 81:Relevant discussion may be found on the 6007:was brought by Afghan authorities from 5975:. An infant in the vehicle was unhurt. 5734:, about 100 boy soldiers enroll in the 5460:Afghan security forces captured Mullah 5410:, Zabul Province, injuring one soldier. 3926:; five soldiers were found dead in the 3134:– In Kandahar, militia corps commander 2856:– A U.S. airstrike on a village in the 2023:, a driving school for women opened in 1667:At a border crossing, renegade warlord 1429:of the Taliban claimed responsibility. 1322:Adventist Development and Relief Agency 864:Protesting against the decision by the 745:was ambushed by gunmen, leaving twelve 8544: 6865:, local intelligence agents backed by 6386:– In Kabul, an Afghan court sentenced 6303:In Kabul, five rockets were fired the 5898:– U.S. warplanes bombed the forces of 5571:his choice for second vice president. 5350:– U.S. troops captured Taliban leader 5049:– In Afghanistan, a bomb planted in a 5005:were fired at a U.S. military base in 4684:stated the Taliban were not involved. 4428:. Three suspects were later detained. 4296:, deputy operational commander at the 2784:special forces arrived in Afghanistan. 2169:helicopter was attacked by gunfire in 2127:In Afghanistan, high ranking delegate 1865:, the deputy intelligence director of 1694:deputy minister of Industry and Trade 1522:United States House of Representatives 1075:– Outgoing U.N. envoy to Afghanistan, 8067: 7155: 4292:– The U.S. military named Brig. Gen. 4038:. Their driver was slightly injured. 3542:Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 2835:2nd Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment 2811:U.S. and rebel forces clashed in the 2079:. Another official of the consulate, 1286:, Chairman Chiefs of Staff committee. 562:, to try to end the impasse over the 7046: 5914:. Amanullah agreed to a cease-fire. 5788:was struck, injuring five soldiers. 4180:United States Department of Treasury 3966:Two British contractors working for 2582:, placing them under the control of 2049:was shut down by local authorities. 1562:– Afghan families began celebrating 1448:made claims that the version of the 182:adding citations to reliable sources 153: 58: 17: 6936:held a presidential campaign rally. 4578:suspended its work in Afghanistan. 4535:, an Afghan journalist employed by 3230:laboratories and seized 10 tons of 2661:, announced its political campaign. 2655:National Unity Party of Afghanistan 2385:– Rebels attacked a border post in 1947:An anti-tank mine exploded under a 1747:announced that it would provide 80 1360:, Pakistani forces arrested Maulvi 13: 7039:problem arising from Afghanistan. 5690:at the office of a demining group. 5548:Near central Kabul, a wing of the 4672:– Eleven Chinese aid workers from 4088:. Its driver was shot and wounded. 4000:met with Russian foreign minister 3547:met with U.S. commanders in Kabul. 3390:Afghanistan national football team 3052:which extended the mandate of the 2638:, Iran, Iranian Interior Minister 2237:United States Secretary of Defense 1324:completed an education project in 1225:Afghan Islamic Unification Council 311: 14: 8583: 6829:that drew several hundred people. 6821:Former Afghan Education Minister 6660:A message from 300 elders of the 6461:– Afghanistan held an auction of 5747:Combatant Status Review Tribunals 5071:– Afghan National Army troops in 4231:was brought to a hospital in the 3577:Economic Cooperation Organization 3445:and several of his colleagues in 3034:, a public burial took place for 2905:– Afghan Civil Aviation Minister 2642:and his Afghan Interior Minister 2412:, near the border with Pakistan. 1686:, the head of national security. 1520:A bipartisan delegation from the 1410:Afghan higher education minister 969:Afghan National Field Hockey Team 616:. Two U.S. soldiers were injured. 33:This article has multiple issues. 8093: 7215: 7050: 6843:– Afghan presidential candidate 6664:tribe was broadcast by radio in 6484:– Afghan interim vice-president 6011:to Kabul and held under arrest. 5957:– A bomb exploded in a U.N.-run 5919:United Nations Secretary General 5829:positioned along their route in 5098:, killing four and injuring 23. 4804:memorial plaque on a section of 3940:, 250 miles southwest of Kabul. 3688:, a U.S. journalist employed by 3178:United States Secretary of State 2772:United States Secretary of State 2467:. Three local men were detained. 2378:but did not live up to the deal. 2133:Afghan Ministry of Women Affairs 2101:External Relations Commissioner 1904:of Kabul, injuring two children. 758:United Nations Secretary General 158: 74:relies largely or entirely on a 63: 22: 7137:from the original on 2010-10-28 7021:) to the Afghan National Army. 6571:United Nations General Assembly 6442:United Nations Security Council 6307:base. Taliban spokesman Mullah 5926:United Nations Security Council 5833:. A third soldier was wounded. 5800:, injuring three U.S. soldiers. 5417:attacked the mayor's office in 5339:U.S. Deputy Secretary of State 5293:, killing six and injuring 34. 5079:, killed three rebel fighters. 4563:to fund military operations in 3210:New Zealand Special Air Service 3046:United Nations Security Council 2459:, three U.S. soldiers with the 1830:, for the murder of aid-worker 1356:Near the Afghan border town of 1337:curriculum was also introduced. 1081:United Nations Security Council 894:– A rocket hit an army camp in 754:United Nations Security Council 169:needs additional citations for 41:or discuss these issues on the 8487:British Indian Ocean Territory 7123: 7098: 6992:– In Afghanistan's first-ever 6781:Provincial Reconstruction Team 5761:In Kabul, authorities charged 5468:, on Tuesday as he drove near 5237:In a program organized by the 5166:A roadside bomb exploded near 3744:Central Asia Development Group 3303:– Troops under the command of 3234:. There were several arrests. 3017:Afghanistan International Bank 2729:– The United States initiated 2122:provincial reconstruction team 1732:and a local militia commander 1320:, HELP International, and the 1153:Soviet invasion of Afghanistan 1132:In spite of objections by the 834:Provincial Reconstruction Team 783:Provincial Reconstruction Team 489:(became Second Vice President) 1: 7091: 6588:During a search operation in 5736:Afghan New Beginnings Program 5272:In Afghanistan, a bus on the 5249:to Canada to start new lives. 3633:– In Kabul, local police and 3388:, Italy, nine members of the 2803:in the mountainous region of 2586:and the Afghan National Army. 1274:Afghan National Army General 729:motorcade was about to pass. 437: 6994:direct presidential election 6895:Three members of a Japanese 6724:to return to their country. 6679:prisoner and Taliban leader 6394:to 10-year prison terms and 6264:At a security checkpoint in 6180: 6076:Iran opened its first bank, 5730:At an undisclosed school in 5413:Dozens of rebels armed with 4383:In Paris, France, Frenchmen 3684:; he was held until June 2. 3506:internally displaced persons 3430:In Kabul, Afghan forces and 3192:The first wave of 2,000 new 2227:Serai Development Foundation 2225:– Five Afghan employees of 2181:Pakistani Interior Minister 1551:and seven of his relatives. 1517:and returned to Afghanistan. 1117:, but none hit their target. 1048:Supreme Court of Afghanistan 854:, which borders Afghanistan. 770:A grenade was thrown at the 629:proposed Afghan Constitution 564:Proposed Afghan Constitution 526:Proposed Afghan Constitution 417:List of years in Afghanistan 7: 7081: 7042: 6996:, Hamid Karzai was elected 6609:U.S. 82nd Airborne Division 6211:visited India and met with 6162:and other senior officials. 5715:, were killed by gunmen in 5211:in a raid on a compound in 4227:Former King of Afghanistan 4222:Korea Resources Corporation 3847:– Afghan Interior Minister 2449:Afghan Red Crescent Society 2266:Kabul International Airport 2120:The United States opened a 2083:, was in serious condition. 2036:Amina-i-Fidrawi high school 1993:, midlevel Taliban leaders. 1554: 1450:Constitution of Afghanistan 1393:Constitution of Afghanistan 1223:stated at a session of the 1149:Kabul International Airport 986:An agreement was signed by 908:– Interim Afghan president 677:Constitution of Afghanistan 10: 8588: 6847:held a rally in Kandahar. 6801: 6698:Char Cheno District chief 6613:Fort Bragg, North Carolina 6322:, dozens of supporters of 6207:– Afghan Foreign Minister 5792:Rebels set off a roadside 5480:were found in his vehicle. 5160:Philadelphia Liberty Medal 5156:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 3992:, just north of Kandahar. 3961:Hawaii Army National Guard 3785:– Top diplomats of NATO's 2979:– Afghan defense minister 2703:– Three rockets landed in 2571:. U.S. forces summoned an 2525:Under the auspices of the 2141:Afghan Ministry of Justice 942:A rocket was fired at the 880:by sewing up their mouths. 841:Manuel de Almeida de Silva 752:In a report issued to the 570:Canadian governor general 512: 8468: 8432:Nagorno-Karabakh Republic 8391: 8099: 7928: 7415: 7255: 7232: 7210: 7194: 5782:rocket propelled grenades 5651: 5597:rocket-propelled grenades 5452:was made police chief of 5444:was made police chief of 5001:– Seven rocket-propelled 4969:– Three rocket-propelled 4887:competition by defeating 4516:killed in an ambush near 4159:, local police seized 80 3119:Afghan Interior Minister 2364:Mohammad Yusuf Nooristani 2264:to repair and update the 2069:carbon monoxide poisoning 2067:died in his bedroom from 1385:Afghan Ministry of Health 1381:World Health Organization 839:United Nations spokesman 408: 372: 276: 8168:East Timor (Timor-Leste) 6998:President of Afghanistan 6897:election monitoring team 6150:Afghan Foreign Minister 6066:In Afghanistan, a Dutch 5723:Afghan Defense Minister 4585:suspended all travel in 4113:mountain pass region of 3603:German foreign minister 3331:. Taliban leader Mullah 3200: 3062:– In Afghanistan, three 2847:Operation Mountain Storm 2741:iris verification center 2731:Operation Mountain Storm 2657:, led by former General 2502:Operation Mountain Storm 2500:The United States began 2299: 2012:, former members of the 1877:claimed responsibility. 1804:– Under tight security, 1745:Mahindra Defence Systems 1566:. In Kabul, former king 993:Pakistan prime minister 657:claimed responsibility. 8501:Cocos (Keeling) Islands 6751:Wednesday, September 29 6601:Wednesday, September 22 6384:Wednesday, September 15 6353:and allowed to go home. 6311:claimed responsibility. 6138:, distributing Taliban 6063:claimed responsibility. 5869:U.S. Defense Secretary 5590:Doctors Without Borders 5110: 4576:Doctors Without Borders 4514:Doctors Without Borders 4470: 3417:Hezb-e-Islami Gulbuddin 3056:for another full year. 2640:Abdolvahed Mousavi-Lari 2580:Afghan Defense Ministry 2139:, and delegates of the 2019:With the support of an 1907:A rocket landed in the 1375:– With assistance from 1362:Abdul Mannan Khawajazai 520:– Close to half of the 7059:This section is empty. 6792:Thursday, September 30 6755:Afghan National Museum 6673:Saturday, September 25 6640:Asian Development Bank 6549:Jalalabad, Afghanistan 6449:Saturday, September 18 6402:Thursday, September 16 6316:Saturday, September 11 6273:Asian Development Bank 6190:Asian Development Bank 6186:Wednesday, September 1 5563:and replaced him with 5528:remote-controlled bomb 5464:, a brother-in-law of 5333:Kandahar-Kabul highway 5274:Kandahar-Kabul highway 5187:Karteh Parwan district 5174:, injuring the mayor, 4795:U.S. Defense Secretary 4557:United States Congress 4482:, the chief of police 3968:Global Risk Strategies 3900: 3787:North Atlantic Council 3752:– Near the village of 3226:police destroyed four 2983:and interior minister 2839:10th Mountain Division 2461:10th Mountain Division 2430:Kabul-Kandahar highway 2223:Wednesday, February 25 2088:Wednesday, February 18 1892:, Pakistan, president 1855:Wednesday, February 11 1818:– In Afghanistan, the 1610:producing provinces – 1495:Asadullah Abdul Rahman 1491:, but made no arrests. 1487:at the border town of 1147:soldiers removed from 1014:Zafarullah Khan Jamali 686:Three soldiers of the 316: 8475:and other territories 6889:Werkstatt Deutschland 6763:Khake Afghan District 6741:Tuesday, September 28 6567:Tuesday, September 21 6551:, caused no injuries. 6374:Tuesday, September 14 6293:Thursday, September 9 6257:A U.S. patrol in the 6205:Thursday, September 2 5798:Qalat, Zabul Province 5538:Qalat, Zabul Province 5436:was made governor of 5370:Ghulam Mohammed Hotak 5352:Ghulam Mohammed Hotak 5289:– A bomb exploded in 4934:Qalat, Zabul Province 4902:by Afghan officials. 4086:Qalat, Zabul Province 3959:Sixty members of the 3624:Amnesty International 3413:Charar Asiab district 3369:forces withdrew from 2713:Qalat, Zabul Province 2691:Qalat, Zabul Province 2625:Haji Muhammad Mohaqiq 2490:Haji Muhammad Mohaqiq 2441:Qalat, Zabul Province 2342:Gardez Police Academy 2273:Saturday, February 28 2233:Thursday, February 26 2112:– former Afghan king 2110:Thursday, February 19 2081:Saidrahim Mahmadrahim 1967:Saturday, February 14 1886:Thursday, February 12 1810:Jaap de Hoop Scheffer 1743:– The Indian company 1684:Mohammad Aref Sarwari 1680:Wednesday, February 4 1673:Amanullah Khan Zadran 1440:In Kabul, a group of 1419:Wednesday, January 28 1412:Mohammed Sharif Fayez 1036:Wednesday, January 14 850:cells in the area of 643:Qalat, Zabul Province 530:Subghatullah Mujadidi 528:, promoting Chairman 507:Faisal Ahmad Shinwari 499:(starting 7 December) 315: 193:"2004 in Afghanistan" 102:"2004 in Afghanistan" 8557:2000s in Afghanistan 8360:United Arab Emirates 6952:Wednesday, October 6 6718:Sunday, September 26 6636:Friday, September 24 6486:Nehmatullah Shahrani 6482:Monday, September 20 6459:Sunday, September 19 6412:Friday, September 17 6368:Monday, September 13 6343:Mohammed Khair Khuwa 6331:Sunday, September 12 6287:Tuesday, September 7 6196:Near the village of 5933:Wednesday, August 18 5855:Wednesday, August 11 5230:was found guilty of 5178:, and his bodyguard. 5152:Sunday, July 4, 2004 5126:reported missing in 4546:Miana Shien district 4328:Ahmed Shah Afghanzai 4262:Jaji Maydan District 4233:United Arab Emirates 3818:Mohammad Naim Ghiacy 3514:– The government of 2991:to assess tensions. 2981:Mohammad Qasim Fahim 2447:, a director of the 2165:– Before takeoff, a 2071:at the consulate in 2053:Tuesday, February 17 1902:Khair Khana district 1875:Mohammed Saiful Adel 1842:, as the vehicle of 1816:Tuesday, February 10 1759:Saturday, February 7 1703:Thursday, February 5 1541:Saturday, January 31 1499:Muhammad Ismail Agha 1469:Thursday, January 29 1291:Saturday, January 24 1262:Thursday, January 22 1205:William Mastrosimone 1134:Afghan Supreme Court 1122:Saturday, January 17 1073:Thursday, January 15 1052:Sayyid Makhdum Rahin 906:Saturday, January 10 688:Afghan National Army 558:and U.S. ambassador 493:First Vice President 413:Other events of 2004 178:improve this article 87:improve this article 8552:2004 in Afghanistan 8394:States with limited 7025:Tuesday, October 12 6990:Saturday, October 9 6966:Thursday, October 7 6956:Badakhshan Province 6916:A-10 Thunderbolt II 6863:Policharki district 6841:Saturday, October 2 6745:Abdul Rashid Dostum 6730:Abdul Rashid Dostum 6688:Char Cheno District 6583:Gulbuddin Hekmatyar 6505:Deh Chopan District 6435:Microrayon District 6239:Friday, September 3 6225:Deh Rawood District 6215:and prime minister 6158:and Prime Minister 6015:Saturday, August 28 5969:Saturday, August 21 5955:Thursday, August 19 5878:Thursday, August 12 5702:Wednesday, August 4 5669:A-10 Thunderbolt II 5612:European Commission 5508:In the district of 5241:, the first of 525 5232:dereliction of duty 5154:– In a ceremony in 5073:Char Cheno District 4923:Special Air Service 4701:Sea Island, Georgia 4663:Fort Drum, New York 4315:as it moved toward 4229:Mohammad Zahir Shah 4220:, South Korea, the 4061:to negotiated with 3920:Niamashien district 3810:Wednesday, April 28 3703:Ghazi Abad District 3631:Wednesday, April 21 3439:Wednesday, April 14 3367:Abdul Rashid Dostum 3352:Abdul Rashid Dostum 3305:Abdul Rashid Dostum 3252:Sheikh Ahmed Rashid 3220:Badakhshan Province 3166:Wednesday, March 31 3048:unanimously passed 2959:B-52 Stratofortress 2813:Tarin Kowt District 2768:Wednesday, March 17 2619:About 2,000 ethnic 2591:Wednesday, March 10 2573:A-10 Thunderbolt II 2553:Mohammad Fahim Khan 2494:Ramazan Bashardoost 2246:Friday, February 27 2209:Monday, February 23 2163:Sunday, February 22 2114:Mohammed Zahir Shah 2043:Monday, February 16 1998:Sunday, February 15 1923:Friday, February 13 1909:Badam Bagh district 1820:Kabul Primary Court 1792:Antonio Maria Costa 1771:Abdul Rashid Dostam 1726:Badakhshan Province 1662:Mohammad Zaher Shah 1660:Former Afghan king 1631:Tuesday, February 3 1612:Badakhshan Province 1568:Mohammad Zaher Shah 1462:Mohammad Zahir Shah 1446:Abdul Hafiz Mansoor 1400:Tuesday, January 27 1255:Gulbuddin Hekmatyar 1236:Tuesday, January 20 1021:Tuesday, January 13 819:Thursday, January 8 785:office in Kandahar. 774:office in Kandahar. 598:Saturday, January 3 591:A-10 Thunderbolt II 518:Thursday, January 1 477:Nematullah Shahrani 457:Hedayat Amin Arsala 7223:Afghanistan portal 7106:"Afghanistan 2004" 7004:Monday, October 11 6904:Tuesday, October 5 6309:Abdul Latif Hakimi 6280:Nangarhar Province 6124:Tuesday, August 31 5959:voter registration 5943:. She competed in 5896:Tuesday, August 17 5837:Tuesday, August 10 5819:Saturday, August 7 5743:Thursday, August 5 5575:Wednesday, July 28 5550:Jamhuriat Hospital 5488:Wednesday, July 21 5454:Nangarhar Province 5387:– In a village in 5378:Shashdarak section 5297:Wednesday, July 14 5262:Nangarhar Province 5120:Carmela Baranowska 5104:Daychopan district 5092:Wednesday, June 30 5063:Abdul Latif Hakimi 5013:Wednesday, June 23 4985:Arghandab District 4853:Wednesday, June 16 4682:Abdul Latif Hakimi 4651:Daychopan District 4526:Abdul Hakim Latifi 4512:, all workers for 4374:Arghistan District 4036:Nangarhar Province 3950:Pul-e-Charkhi jail 3845:Thursday, April 29 3836:to discuss Afghan 3750:Saturday, April 24 3699:Thursday, April 22 3552:Saturday, April 17 3516:Nangarhar Province 3491:Thursday, April 15 3340:Saturday, April 10 3317:Enayatullah Enayat 3263:Wednesday, April 7 3170:Alastair McKechnie 3083:Deh Rawud District 3060:Saturday, March 27 3023:, began operation. 2880:Saturday, March 20 2858:Charcheno district 2789:Thursday, March 18 2720:voter registration 2676:In the capital of 2666:Saturday, March 13 2627:staged a march in 2513:Human Rights Watch 2356:Wednesday, March 3 2283:At a roadblock in 2183:Faisal Saleh Hayat 2167:Louis Berger Group 2129:Mahbooba Hoqooqmal 2065:Abdul Karim Umrani 1987:Mulvi Abdul Ghafar 1960:voter registration 1808:Secretary General 1802:Monday, February 9 1781:Sunday, February 8 1741:Friday, February 6 1624:Nangarhar Province 1587:Monday, February 2 1560:Sunday, February 1 1373:Monday, January 26 1342:Sunday, January 25 1307:Nangarhar Province 1295:Nangarhar Province 1268:Friday, January 23 1219:, the governor of 1207:presented a play ( 1179:Charcheno district 1163:Monday, January 19 1099:Friday, January 16 965:Monday, January 12 921:Sunday, January 11 733:In Afghanistan, a 722:Tuesday, January 6 655:Abdul Hakim Latifi 479:(until 7 December) 469:(until 7 December) 459:(until 7 December) 317: 8539: 8538: 8061: 8060: 7079: 7078: 6980:Friday, October 8 6960:Ahmed Zia Massood 6941:Kandahar Province 6899:arrived in Kabul. 6881:Sunday, October 3 6832:Near the city of 6807:Friday, October 1 6743:– Afghan General 6581:, Afghan warlord 6420:Kandahar Province 6351:Pul-e-Charki jail 6345:to replace Kahn. 6128:Nangahar Province 6085:Monday, August 30 6080:, in Afghanistan. 6042:Shavleg Tabatadze 6034:Sunday, August 29 5997:Friday, August 27 5979:Monday, August 23 5849:Abdullah Abdullah 5745:– As part of the 5684:Kandahar Province 5679:, Khost Province. 5618:Saturday, July 31 5604:Thursday, July 29 5565:Ahmad Zia Massood 5526:– In Kandahar, a 5498:Thursday, July 22 5446:Kandahar Province 5423:Kandahar Province 5389:Nawbahar District 5348:Saturday, July 17 5307:Thursday, July 15 5258:Khogyani District 5217:Kandahar Province 5205:Sakhi Dad Mujahid 5047:Saturday, June 26 5027:Thursday, June 24 4914:, the capital of 4908:Abdul Salaam Khan 4896:Thursday, June 17 4891:by eight wickets. 4808:'s western wall. 4759:Kandahar Province 4751:Saturday, June 12 4708:Thursday, June 10 4670:Wednesday, June 9 4550:Kandahar Province 4490:Wednesday, June 2 4407:Wednesday, May 26 4385:David Courtailler 4378:Kandahar Province 4244:Wednesday, May 19 4157:Kandahar Province 4153:Panjwayi district 4115:Kandahar Province 4103:Wednesday, May 12 3998:Abdullah Abdullah 3946:Sheberghan prison 3924:Kandahar Province 3894:Kandahar Province 3863:Kandahar Province 3834:Philippe Lavanchy 3803:Kandahar Province 3758:Kandahar Province 3740:Kandahar Province 3715:Nangahar Province 3597:Tuesday, April 20 3409:Tuesday, April 13 3373:, the capital of 3311:, the capital of 3301:Thursday, April 8 3206:Thursday, April 1 3151:Tuesday, March 30 3028:Tuesday, March 23 2909:(son of governor 2737:Tuesday, March 16 2670:Kandahar Province 2437:Saturday, March 6 2418:Shah Joy district 2391:Kandahar Province 2383:Thursday, March 4 2217:Kandahar Province 2191:Paktika Provinces 2175:Kandahar Province 2090:– Taliban leader 2057:Kandahar Province 2014:Northern Alliance 1863:Mohammed Isa Khan 1848:Sayed Fazel Akbar 1715:Bacha Khan Zadran 1669:Bacha Khan Zadran 1651:Gul Nabi Ahmadzai 1620:Kandahar Province 1589:– U.S. president 1580:human trafficking 1444:delegates led by 1425:in Kabul. Mullah 1318:Hope for Humanity 1284:Madhvendera Singh 1175:Jan Mohammad Khan 1126:Kandahar Province 1064:U.S. troops near 1027:Tribal elders in 995:Zafarullah Jamali 925:Kandahar Province 892:Friday, January 9 861:near the airport. 653:spokesman Mullah 639:Monday, January 5 621:Sunday, January 4 572:Adrienne Clarkson 548:Friday, January 2 497:Ahmad Zia Massoud 422: 421: 368: 367: 272: 271: 264: 254: 253: 246: 228: 152: 151: 137: 56: 8579: 8496:Christmas Island 8101:Sovereign states 8088: 8081: 8074: 8065: 8064: 7225: 7220: 7219: 7218: 7176: 7169: 7162: 7153: 7152: 7146: 7145: 7143: 7142: 7127: 7121: 7120: 7118: 7116: 7102: 7074: 7071: 7061:You can help by 7054: 7047: 6874:Uruzgan Province 6825:held a rally in 6711:Helmand Province 6704:Uruzgan Province 6692:Uruzgan Province 6655:AV-8B Harrier II 6625:Uruzgan Province 6621:Poshakan village 6531:Shinkay District 6520:UH-60 Black Hawk 6509:Uruzgan Province 6498:Paktika Province 6453:Helmand Province 6428:Uruzgan Province 6396:Edward Caraballo 6297:Uruzgan Province 6266:Helmand Province 6107:Eight people in 5983:Pervez Musharraf 5947:against Spain's 5924:reported to the 5882:UH-60 Black Hawk 5863:Laghman Province 5812:Uruzgan Province 5770:Friday, August 6 5706:Malteser Germany 5657:Sunday, August 1 5641:Jamia Muhammadia 5626:Helmand Province 5557:Tuesday, July 27 5502:Helmand Province 5492:Helmand Province 5474:Uruzgan Province 5430:Tuesday, July 20 5341:Richard Armitage 5254:Thursday, July 8 5172:Helmand Province 5138:Saturday, July 3 5128:Helmand Province 5122:, an Australian 5116:Thursday, July 1 5085:Uruzgan Province 5077:Uruzgan Province 5069:Tuesday, June 29 5059:Shinwar District 5041:Uruzgan Province 4999:Tuesday, June 22 4993:Naimatullah Khan 4921:Two New Zealand 4835:Sayed Abdul Hadi 4812:Tuesday, June 15 4690:Uruzgan Province 4626:Badghis Province 4600:Saturday, June 5 4587:Badghis Province 4572:Thursday, June 3 4567:and Afghanistan. 4522:Badghis Province 4456:Helmand Province 4432:Saturday, May 29 4426:Uruzgan Province 4396:Mohamed Baadache 4359:Abdul Rahim Khan 4351:Uruzgan Province 4321:Paktika Province 4290:Saturday, May 22 4258:Thursday, May 20 4237:stable condition 4146:Helmand Province 4130:Helmand Province 4122:Saturday, May 15 3934:Wednesday, May 5 3890:Panjwae District 3871:Uruzgan Province 3859:Panjwai District 3855:Friday, April 30 3849:Ali Ahmed Jalali 3828:representatives 3799:Panjwai District 3783:Monday, April 26 3768:Sunday, April 25 3736:Panjwai District 3732:Friday, April 23 3682:North Waziristan 3583:Monday, April 19 3573:Sunday, April 18 3567:Bagaram district 3531:Zalmay Khalilzad 3512:Friday, April 16 3502:Zahre Dasht camp 3484:Paktika Province 3425:Uruzgan Province 3382:Monday, April 12 3329:Uruzgan Province 3294:Uruzgan Province 3287:Helmand Province 3275:Helmand Province 3244:Zalmay Khalilzad 3242:to Afghanistan, 3186:Gerhard SchrΓΆder 3132:Monday, March 29 3121:Ali Ahmad Jalali 3087:Uruzgan Province 3075:Sunday, March 28 3042:Friday, March 26 2985:Ali Ahmad Jalali 2977:Monday, March 22 2903:Sunday, March 21 2884:Bettina Goislard 2870:Paktika Province 2854:Friday, March 19 2833:soldiers of the 2817:Uruzgan Province 2805:South Waziristan 2761:South Waziristan 2727:Monday, March 15 2701:Sunday, March 14 2678:Laghman Province 2659:Nur-al-Haq Olomi 2648:drug trafficking 2605:Friday, March 12 2545:Tuesday, March 9 2476:explosive device 2472:Uruzgan Province 2349:South Waziristan 2319:Tuesday, March 2 2137:Suraya Soobhrang 2131:, deputy of the 2063:Afghan official 1983:Helmand Province 1894:Pervez Musharraf 1832:Bettina Goislard 1767:Milos Krsmanovic 1671:and his brother 1647:Baghdis province 1643:Azizullah Afzali 1616:Helmand Province 1574:A report by the 1530:Rodney Alexander 1460:and former king 1366:Badghis Province 1326:Jowzjan Province 1210:The Afghan Women 1203:U.S. playwright 1198:Uruzgan Province 1171:Uruzgan Province 1169:In Afghanistan, 1103:drug trafficking 1029:South Waziristan 933:Helmand Province 900:South Waziristan 852:South Waziristan 749:passengers dead. 737:on its way from 647:Shelter For Life 614:Haji Ghulam Nabi 610:Uruzgan Province 560:Zalmay Khalilzad 341: 334: 333: 324: 285: 278: 277: 274: 273: 267: 260: 249: 242: 238: 235: 229: 227: 186: 162: 154: 147: 144: 138: 136: 95: 67: 59: 48: 26: 25: 18: 8587: 8586: 8582: 8581: 8580: 8578: 8577: 8576: 8562:2004 by country 8542: 8541: 8540: 8535: 8476: 8474: 8464: 8437:Northern Cyprus 8398: 8395: 8387: 8144:Burma (Myanmar) 8095: 8092: 8062: 8057: 7924: 7411: 7251: 7228: 7221: 7216: 7214: 7208: 7190: 7180: 7150: 7149: 7140: 7138: 7129: 7128: 7124: 7114: 7112: 7104: 7103: 7099: 7094: 7084: 7075: 7069: 7066: 7045: 7031:, Austria, the 6885:Joschka Fischer 6804: 6648:Royal Air Force 6590:Kalatak village 6490:Kunduz Province 6183: 6099:in Afghanistan 6050:Paktia Province 6027:Paktia Province 5973:Ghazni Province 5890:Bargam Air Base 5871:Donald Rumsfeld 5831:Ghazni Province 5732:Parwan Province 5686:, rebels threw 5677:Gurbuz District 5654: 5583:Ghazni Province 5567:. Karzai named 5534:Monday, July 26 5524:Friday, July 23 5385:Monday, July 19 5362:Sunday, July 18 5356:Wardak Province 5321:Friday, July 16 5287:Sunday, July 11 5243:Afghan refugees 5197:Tuesday, July 6 5176:Haji Manaf Khan 5132:Taliban Country 5113: 5037:Friday, June 25 4977:Monday, June 21 4967:Sunday, June 20 4956:Mezana District 4941:Friday, June 18 4900:Kunduz Province 4857:Kunduz Province 4798:Donald Rumsfeld 4791:Monday, June 14 4765:Sunday, June 13 4735:Friday, June 11 4714:, police chief 4712:Kunduz Province 4647:Tuesday, June 8 4604:Paktia Province 4508:, and Dutchman 4476:Tuesday, June 1 4473: 4366:Tuesday, May 25 4353:. Police chief 4298:Bagram Air Base 4202:Tuesday, May 18 4095:– In Kabul, an 4093:Tuesday, May 11 4024:Saturday, May 8 3976:Nuristan region 3972:Mandol district 3903: 3886:Jamiat-ul-Ansar 3654:Tangi Mountains 3605:Joschka Fischer 3480:Barmal District 3443:Mezana District 3375:Faryab Province 3313:Faryab Province 3283:Sangin District 3269:operation near 3216:Monday, April 5 3203: 3050:Resolution 1536 3003:Zahir Nayebzada 2923:Zahir Nayebzada 2919:Zaher Naib Zada 2866:Barmal district 2509:Monday, March 8 2486:Sunday, March 7 2406:Friday, March 5 2305:Monday, March 1 2302: 2287:, just outside 2277:Osama bin Laden 2240:Donald Rumsfeld 2195:Osama bin Laden 2092:Mullah Dadullah 1938:Macedonian Army 1707:suicide bombing 1645:as governor of 1637:as governor of 1557: 1346:Narang district 1091:protesting the 1085:Bonn Agreements 1077:Lakhdar Brahimi 981:Nimroz Province 896:Wana (Pakistan) 859:suicide bombing 794:Akhter Mohammad 673:Lakhdar Brahimi 556:Lakhdar Brahimi 515: 440: 415: 364: 339: 329: 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6142:calling for a 6134:and Pakistani 6121: 6120: 6117:Kunar Province 6105: 6082: 6081: 6074: 6071: 6064: 6053: 6031: 6030: 6019:Zabul Province 5994: 5993: 5990: 5935:– 18-year-old 5930: 5929: 5908:Herat Province 5886:Khost Province 5875: 5874: 5873:visited Kabul. 5845:Mohammed Fahim 5816: 5815: 5808: 5801: 5778:Zabul Province 5767: 5766: 5751:GuantΓ‘namo Bay 5740: 5739: 5728: 5725:Mohammed Fahim 5699: 5698: 5695:Logar Province 5691: 5680: 5653: 5650: 5649: 5648: 5629: 5601: 5600: 5593: 5561:Mohammed Fahim 5554: 5553: 5521: 5520: 5513: 5485: 5484: 5481: 5438:Balkh province 5427: 5426: 5419:Naish District 5415:assault rifles 5411: 5400: 5393:Zabul Province 5382: 5381: 5345: 5344: 5343:visited Kabul. 5329:Zabul Province 5281:Friday, July 9 5278: 5277: 5251: 5250: 5245:departed from 5235: 5224: 5191:Jonathan Idema 5183:Monday, July 5 5180: 5179: 5112: 5109: 5108: 5107: 5089: 5088: 5031:Kunar Province 4989:Zabul Province 4964: 4963: 4960:Zabul Province 4952: 4938: 4937: 4926: 4919: 4893: 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Bush 4820:U.S. President 4774:Meet the Press 4748: 4747: 4732: 4731: 4728:Khost Province 4705: 4704: 4693: 4667: 4666: 4655:Zabul Province 4637:Monday, June 7 4634: 4633: 4610:Sunday, June 6 4594:Friday, June 4 4591: 4590: 4569: 4568: 4561:George W. Bush 4553: 4542: 4533:Sami Yousafzai 4502:Helene de Beir 4480:Haji Ajab Shah 4472: 4469: 4468: 4467: 4459: 4448:Zabul Province 4444:Sorie district 4418:Friday, May 28 4415: 4414: 4404: 4403: 4389:Ahmed Laidouni 4381: 4363: 4362: 4335:Sunday, May 23 4332: 4331: 4324: 4305: 4294:Charles Jacoby 4280:Friday, May 21 4277: 4276: 4273: 4241: 4240: 4225: 4199: 4198: 4183:John B. Taylor 4172:Monday, May 17 4169: 4168: 4149: 4134:Bruce E. Price 4119: 4118: 4090: 4089: 4082: 4079:Zabul Province 4055:Monday, May 10 4021: 4020: 4013:Zabul Province 4009: 3983: 3982: 3979: 3964: 3957: 3902: 3899: 3898: 3897: 3878:Mohammad Sahil 3874: 3842: 3841: 3830:Filippo Grandi 3822:Ahmed Hosseini 3807: 3806: 3780: 3779: 3729: 3728: 3725: 3718: 3707:Kunar Province 3696: 3695: 3691:The New Yorker 3686:Eliza Griswold 3674:, employed by 3672:Sami Yousafzai 3668: 3665: 3658:Zabul Province 3650: 3628: 3627: 3618:was killed by 3612: 3593:and al-Qaeda. 3549: 3548: 3538: 3527: 3524:Farah Province 3488: 3487: 3476: 3473:Zabul Province 3465: 3462:Khost Province 3458: 3447:Zabul Province 3436: 3435: 3428: 3406: 3405: 3402:Khost Province 3398:Spera District 3379: 3378: 3348:Balkh Province 3337: 3336: 3298: 3297: 3290: 3260: 3259: 3246:, stated that 3208:– Up to fifty 3202: 3199: 3198: 3197: 3163: 3162: 3148: 3147: 3129: 3128: 3117: 3107: 3100: 3097: 3094:suicide bomber 3090: 3072: 3071: 3025: 3024: 3015:In Kabul, the 3013: 3006: 3000: 2974: 2973: 2966: 2963:Bryan Hilferty 2951: 2948: 2938: 2900: 2899: 2896:Tohir Yoβ€˜ldosh 2877: 2876: 2873: 2851: 2850: 2827: 2820: 2786: 2785: 2782:Jordanian Army 2765: 2764: 2724: 2723: 2716: 2698: 2697: 2694: 2687: 2684: 2681: 2663: 2662: 2653:In Kabul, the 2651: 2632: 2623:supporters of 2602: 2601: 2598: 2588: 2587: 2576: 2569:Kunar Province 2542: 2541: 2534: 2506: 2505: 2483: 2482: 2479: 2468: 2434: 2433: 2422:Zabul Province 2403: 2402: 2387:Maruf district 2380: 2379: 2372:Ahmadzai Wazir 2353: 2352: 2347:In the tribal 2345: 2338: 2331:Zabul Province 2313:Imam al-Husayn 2301: 2298: 2297: 2296: 2270: 2269: 2206: 2205: 2198: 2160: 2159: 2152: 2149:Herat Province 2125: 2107: 2106: 2105:visited Kabul. 2099:European Union 2085: 2084: 2040: 2039: 2028: 2017: 1995: 1994: 1975:Farah Province 1964: 1963: 1956: 1945: 1934: 1920: 1919: 1912: 1905: 1883: 1882: 1867:Khost Province 1852: 1851: 1844:Kunar Province 1738: 1737: 1718: 1700: 1699: 1696:Mikhael Ratzon 1677: 1676: 1665: 1658: 1639:Farah Province 1635:Mohammad Yusuf 1628: 1627: 1591:George W. 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