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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - NATO forces still have a fight on their hands in Afghanistan, where the Taliban has displayed resilience although its fighters have not regained territory they lost during the decade-long war, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said on Sunday. Panetta said plans for foreign troops to hand over security responsibilities to Afghan forces starting in mid-2013 were on track and ...
NATO disputes report of casualties KABUL, Afghanistan The U.S.-led coalition on Sunday disputed
KABUL : A NATO air strike killed a family of eight, including six children, when it hit their home in eastern Afghanistan, local officials said on Sunday.
A NATO airstrike has killed a family of eight in their home in Afghanistan's eastern province of Paktia.
The American-led NATO alliance is disputing a report that a coalition airstrike killed an Afghan family over the weekend.
KABUL - NATO says four of its service members have been killed in separate roadside bomb attacks in southern Afghanistan.
A Nato air strike has killed eight members of a family in the eastern Afghan province of Paktia, according to local officials.
The U.S.-led coalition on Sunday disputed reports that eight civilians, including children, were killed in a NATO airstrike in a remote part of eastern Afghanistan.
A NATO airstrike killed eight members of a family, including children, according to Afghan officials who claim that such attacks damage the civilian population's trust in international troops who have been fighting in the country for more than a decade.
A NATO air strike has killed a family of eight, including six children, in their home in Afghanistan's eastern province of Paktia.
A NATO air strike killed a family of eight, including six children, in their home in Afghanistan's eastern province of Paktia, Afghan officials said Sunday.
Four NATO service members were killed in separate roadside bomb attacks in southern Afghanistan, the alliance said Sunday.
KHOST, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Eight members of an Afghan family, including six children and two women, were killed in a NATO airstrike in eastern Afghanistan, local authorities said on Sunday, although the NATO-led coalition said there was no evidence of any civilian casualties.
A suspected NATO airstrike killed eight civilians -- including six children -- in eastern Afghanistan, a provincial spokesman said.
A NATO air strike killed a family of eight, including six children, in their home in Afghanistan's eastern province of Paktia. -AFP
Nato pilots killed eight members of an Afghan family in an air strike on Saturday, including six children. Paktia province governor spokesman Rohullah Samon said Mohammad Shafi, his wife and their six kids died in the 8pm attack on Suri Khail in the Gurda Saria district.
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