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Tuesday that Canada's area of operations in south Afghanistan will expand slightly to include a northern suburb of Kandahar City known as Arghandab. The development, first revealed to Canwest News Service on Nov. 18 by Canadian generals in Afghanistan,...
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A year ago, mobile phones worked just fine in the pomegranate orchards and vineyards along the Arghandab river on the outskirts of Afghanistan's second largest city, Kandahar. That was before the Taliban took over the west side of the river and blew...
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But now the frightened Afghan boy is back on the gurney at the same field hospital in festering Zhari district outside Kandahar...The doctor radios to Kandahar Airfield, begging for a helicopter – and the request is denied. Ten days earlier the medevac...
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Last updated on Friday, Nov. 27, 2009 9:04PM EST T he Afghan-Canadian governor of volatile Kandahar province dismissed a bomber's assassination attempt against him as “nothing” yesterday as he celebrated the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha with relatives...
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If Mr. Obama limited any additional American troops to 10,000 to 15,000, the military would deploy them largely as trainers, with some reinforcements likely in the southern province of Kandahar, the Taliban’s spiritual home. The neighboring, and opium-rich,...
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Five Afghan border policemen were killed in a roadside bomb blast in southern Afghanistan Sunday, a police official said. The explosion happened in Spin Boldak, a district in the volatile province of Kandahar bordering Pakistan, said General Abdul Raziq,...
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The militants had come from neighbouring districts of Shah Walikot and Khakrez to conduct Saturday night's attack, and fled from the area before police reinforcements were deployed. General Gholam Ali Wahdat, police commander for the southern region,...
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The French presidential office confirmed that a French soldier was killed and two others wounded in an attack by insurgents in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday. The attack occurred in the Ghayne valley, where French soldiers were in an operation supporting...
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An Afghan girl has been killed in an accidental shooting by Canadian soldiers in Kandahar province, military officials disclosed Wednesday. Soldiers had dismounted from a convoy in the volatile Panjwaii district when a motorcycle came speeding towards...
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A shura in a "model village" south of Kandahar city on Tuesday marked the debut of a key part of Canada's strategy to move away from a hard-edged combat role in Afghanistan toward one of co-operative aid and reconstruction. The aim is to empower small...
Tags: Canada, Afghanistan, Kandahar City, Kandahar Province