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US military deaths in Afghan region at 983
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NATO says 2 service members killedKABUL — NATO says one service member has been killed in an insurgent attack in eastern Afghanistan, and that another has died in a roadside bombing attack in the south.
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- Police: NATO, Afghan forces kill at least two dozen insurgents in two raids in north, east
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- Karzai says Obama committed to reducing Afghan casualties
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- At least 971 US military deaths in Afghan region since 2001
- Gates says Pakistani army is committed to rooting out quickly extremists
- At least 971 US military deaths in Afghan region since 2001
- Clinton says US wants, expects more counterterror cooperation from Pakistan
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- US vows to greater transparency over fuel supply deals for its air base in Kyrgyzstan
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- NATO says allied soldiers killed in southern Afghanistan
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- Book: Obama dressed down Pentagon brass over campaign to send more troops to Afghanistan
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- At least 966 US military deaths in Afghan region since 2001
- Top US general: Tough times are ahead for Kandahar, where next Afghan offensive is gearing up
- French military says troops killed 4 Afghan civilians by mistake
- Police: Soldier back from Afghanistan was likely killer of his wife, baby in Alaska
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- Afghan officials say rocket kills 3 civilians in northern province of Kunduz
- Ousted president of Kyrgyzstan charged with mass killing
- Kyrgyz interim government calls for ousted president’s extradition from Belarus
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- Troops say they do important work at remote bases in Afghanistan that US considers scrapping
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- Gunfire heard at rally in southern Kyrgyzstan where deposed president was speaking
- US leaves Afghanistan’s dangerous, isolated Korengal Valley to focus on population centers
- Leader of Kyrgyzstan interim authorities says talks possible with ousted president
- Petraeus says US troops flowing into Afghanistan on schedule despite upheaval in Krygyzstan
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- Thousands rally in support of Kyrgyzstan’s deposed president in test of his strength
- Germany say military reform could free up soldiers for overseas conflicts
- Afghan Taliban demands France release detainees in exchange for 2 captured journalists
- Kyrgyzstan’s deposed president gathers supporters to test ability to mount resistance
- 1 Polish soldier lightly wounded in attack by rogue Afghan trooper, still being sought
- 2 Italian doctors among 9 held in alleged Afghan hospital murder plot
- Pakistani army kills 54 militants in overnight airstrikes near Afghan border, official says
- Journalists tell war coverage conference media rely too much on governments vs firsthand info
- Pakistani security forces kill 29 suspected militants in northwestern tribal belt
- Obama softens criticism of Karzai; Says Afghan leader remains ‘a critical partner’ of US
- Kyrgyz gather to mourn revolt victims hours after 67 are injured in new unrest overnight
