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Sniper in Afghan Town Puts Marines on Edge

MICHAEL M. PHILLIPS The Wall Street Journal 08/19/2010
Taliban claim captured American converted to Islam; teaching its fighters bomb-making skills

The only known American soldier in Taliban captivity is training fighters in bombmaking and ambush, according to information reported Sunday from one of his captors and the Afghan intelligence agents working to free him.

Sniper in Afghan Town Puts Marines on Edge

Somewhere in this dusty town, concealed among the cornfields, irrigation canals and mud-walled compounds, is a man the Marines particularly want to kill. They don't know what he looks like. But they know he is a very good shot with a long rifle, and, every day he remains alive, he is drawing Marine blood.

Claims of Afghan civilian deaths spark protest

AMIR SHAH My Way News 08/12/2010

Rights Groups Join Criticism of WikiLeaks

JEANNE WHALEN The Wall Street Journal 08/09/2010
Claims of Afghan civilian deaths spark protest

A crowd of about 300 villagers yelled "Death to the United States" and blocked a main road in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday as they swore that U.S. forces had killed three innocent villagers, officials said.

Rights Groups Join Criticism of WikiLeaks

A group of human-rights organizations is pressing WikiLeaks to do a better job of redacting names from thousands of war documents it is publishing, joining the list of critics that claim the Web site's actions could jeopardize the safety of Afghans who aided the U.S. military.

10 members of medical team killed in Afghanistan

KATHY GANNON My Way News 08/08/2010

Dutch military mission to Afghanistan ends

ROBERT H. REID Dutch News 08/01/2010
10 members of medical team killed in Afghanistan

Ten members of a medical team, including six Americans, were shot and killed by militants as they were returning from providing eye treatment and other health care in remote villages in northern Afghanistan, a spokesman for the team said Saturday.

Dutch military mission to Afghanistan ends

The Dutch military mission to Afghanistan formally ended on Sunday with a flag-changing ceremony at Kamp Holland, the main Dutch base over the past four years.

US officials say war goals modest in Afghanistan

ANNE GEARAN Yahoo! News 08/01/2010
US officials say war goals modest in Afghanistan

As the war in Afghanistan faces a loss of public and congressional support and U.S. casualties rise sharply, the Obama administration is painting its goals for the war as humble and achievable while warning there is no quick fix.

Glimpses of Bin Laden: Now WikiLeaks reveals Al Qaeda boss was seen at village meetings - despite CIA claims that they were clueless

Secret files leaked about the war in Afghanistan have revealed tantalising glimpses of Osama Bin Laden despite public CIA claims that they are clueless as to the whereabouts of the Al Qaeda boss.

Pakistani ex-spy master blames US for web leak

Matthew Green and Farhan Bokhari Financial Times 07/27/2010

Afghans: 52 die in NATO attack; alliance disputes

ROBERT H. REID Yahoo! News 07/26/2010
Pakistani ex-spy master blames US for web leak

A former Pakistani spy master has hit back at allegations he supported the Taliban, saying the US orchestrated a mass leak of confidential files in a bid to scapegoat him for its failures in Afghanistan.

Afghans: 52 die in NATO attack; alliance disputes

The Afghan government said Monday that 52 civilians, including women and children, died when a NATO rocket struck a village in southern Afghanistan last week — a report disputed by the international coalition.


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