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>> US military aircraft crashed in Afghanistan's Ghazni province Monday, a spokesperson for US Forces in Afghanistan confirmed, adding that there is "no indication" the plane downed by enemy fire.
>> The passenger bus traveling on the Kandahar-Herat highway struck a "Taliban roadside bomb" and at least 34 people were killed and 17 wounded, said Muhibullah Muhib, the spokesman for Farah province.
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>> Afghanistan National Security Advisor Mohammad Hanif Atmar will visit Pakistan on Sunday, said a notification issued by the Afghan Presidential Palace today.
>> At least four gunmen attacked Kabul’s landmark Intercontinental Hotel in a night-time raid on Saturday and started shooting at guests and staff, officials said, in an hours-long assault that is still ongoing.
>> The expected deployment of hundreds more U.S. Army trainers to Afghanistan early next year will probably increase the total number of American forces there to almost 16,000, according to U.S. officials.
>> An Afghan government statement said on Sunday that Nancy Hatch Dupree, who first came to Afghanistan in 1962 and spent much of her life collecting and documenting historical artifacts, died in Kabul overnight at the age of 90.......
In northeastern Badakhshan province at least 18 people, including three women and two children, were killed when avalanches hit their houses overnight, provincial spokesman Naweed Frotan said. “Several dozens are still trapped, we are trying to rescue them,” he said, adding that many roads remained blocked.
Five people were killed by avalanches in the Balkhab district of Sari Pul province in northern Afghanistan and at least 70 people trapped under the snow were being rescued, Zabiullah Amani, the provincial spokesman told AFP. “The roads to Balkhab are still blocked and we are trying to open them,” he said.
Freezing weather also killed at least two people and over 100 animals in western Badghis province. Deadly avalanches are common in Afghanistan’s mountainous areas in winter and rescue efforts are frequently hampered by lack of equipment.
>> Trump tells advisers U.S. should pull troops from Afghanistan as COVID-19 outbreak looms.
>> US military aircraft crashed in Afghanistan's Ghazni province Monday, a spokesperson for US Forces in Afghanistan confirmed, adding that there is "no indication" the plane downed by enemy fire.
>> The passenger bus traveling on the Kandahar-Herat highway struck a "Taliban roadside bomb" and at least 34 people were killed and 17 wounded, said Muhibullah Muhib, the spokesman for Farah province.
>> United States demand for long-term military bases in Afghanistan sticking point in peace talks
>> Taliban attend landmark peace talks in Russia>> The UN says a quarter of a million Afghans have abandoned their homes so far this year in search of water.
>> The Kabul police chief, said that 11 people, including both civilians
and military forces, have been killed in the suicide attack near Kabul's
airport shortly after the country's controversial first vice president
landed on his return from abroad.>> Afghanistan National Security Advisor Mohammad Hanif Atmar will visit Pakistan on Sunday, said a notification issued by the Afghan Presidential Palace today.
>> At least four gunmen attacked Kabul’s landmark Intercontinental Hotel in a night-time raid on Saturday and started shooting at guests and staff, officials said, in an hours-long assault that is still ongoing.
>> The expected deployment of hundreds more U.S. Army trainers to Afghanistan early next year will probably increase the total number of American forces there to almost 16,000, according to U.S. officials.
>> An Afghan government statement said on Sunday that Nancy Hatch Dupree, who first came to Afghanistan in 1962 and spent much of her life collecting and documenting historical artifacts, died in Kabul overnight at the age of 90.......
In northeastern Badakhshan province at least 18 people, including three women and two children, were killed when avalanches hit their houses overnight, provincial spokesman Naweed Frotan said. “Several dozens are still trapped, we are trying to rescue them,” he said, adding that many roads remained blocked.
Five people were killed by avalanches in the Balkhab district of Sari Pul province in northern Afghanistan and at least 70 people trapped under the snow were being rescued, Zabiullah Amani, the provincial spokesman told AFP. “The roads to Balkhab are still blocked and we are trying to open them,” he said.
Freezing weather also killed at least two people and over 100 animals in western Badghis province. Deadly avalanches are common in Afghanistan’s mountainous areas in winter and rescue efforts are frequently hampered by lack of equipment.
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