By NOOR KHAN, Associated Press
U.S.-led coalition aircraft bombed a rebel stronghold in southern Afghanistan, killing about 60 suspected Taliban militants and 16 civilians, an Afghan governor said Monday.
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By Nasrat Shoib, AFP
Coalition warplanes bombed a village in southern Afghanistan overnight, killing around 50 people, the US-led coalition and witnesses have said.
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By NOOR KHAN, Associated Press
U.S.-led coalition forces killed about 50 suspected Taliban militants in an airstrike on a rebel stronghold in southern Afghanistan, a spokesman for the force said Monday. Residents claimed dozens of civilians were killed.
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BBC News - Aircraft from the US-led coalition have struck a village in southern Afghanistan killing up to 50 Taleban, a US military spokesman has said.
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BBC News - Fierce battles with insurgents over the past two days in the south of Afghanistan have left at least 16 Afghan soldiers dead, officials say.
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BBC News - A suicide car bomber has attacked a busy street in the Afghan capital, Kabul, local police said.
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BBC News - Afghan asylum seekers on hunger strike in a Dublin cathedral have been removed from the building by Irish police following a seven-day stand-off.
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By NOOR KHAN, Associated Press
Militants hiding in a vineyard and armed with machine guns ambushed an Afghan army convoy Saturday, shooting dead four soldiers but losing 15 of their own. Violence elsewhere killed another 15 people — including two French troops and a U.S. soldier.
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AFP - Two French soldiers were killed and a third was wounded in fighting with suspected Taliban militants in southern Afghanistan, the defence ministry said here.
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BBC News - Fresh doubts have been raised over claims by Afghan officials that they have captured one of the Taleban's top commanders, Mullah Dadullah.
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By NOOR KHAN, Associated Press
Suspected Taliban rebels ambushed two Afghan army convoys in the country's south, setting off gunbattles that killed 10 militants, an Afghan soldier and a civilian, the Afghan military said Saturday.
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By Rahimullah Yusufzai, BBC News
If confirmed, the capture of Mullah Dadullah would remove the most dangerous Taleban military commander. He would be the highest-ranking military chief captured since the fall of Taleban regime in December 2001.
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BBC News - At least 40 people have been killed and six injured in a lorry collision in southern Turkey, officials say. A lorry carrying passengers crashed into a stationary lorry on a road near the southern town of Osmaniye.
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ISLAMABAD (The News) - Pakistan on Friday angrily rejected allegations by Afghan President Hamid Karzai it was letting Taliban militants infiltrate Afghanistan to carry out attacks.
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By Rahimullah Yusufzai, The News
PESHAWAR: Refuting Afghan government claims that he had been captured, a man claiming to be Taliban commander Mulla Dadullah Akhund told The News late on Friday night that he was a free man.
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