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08.05.<strong>2006</strong> Pakistan<br />

Tribune<br />

What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 122<br />

7 Building on a winter campaign of suicide bombings and assassinations as well as the<br />

knowledge that U.S. troops will be leaving, the Taliban appear to be moving their<br />

insurgency into a new phase, flooding the rural areas of southern Afghanistan with<br />

men and weapons - Yet another "mission accomplished"<br />

08.05.<strong>2006</strong> Reuters 7 U.S. helicopter gunships wounded at least three Pakistani laborers ... it was<br />

unknown whether the US had consulted Pakistani <strong>for</strong>ces be<strong>for</strong>e carrying out<br />

the attack inside Pakistani territory<br />

20.05.<strong>2006</strong> Raw Story 7 Two French special <strong>for</strong>ces troops and a US soldier were among 34<br />

combatants killed in Afghanistan in a fresh upsurge of the deadliest fighting<br />

since the removal of the Taliban in 2001<br />

20.05.<strong>2006</strong> Asia Times 7 The Taliban's military offensive has begun in earnest in southern<br />

Afghanistan, with many key districts already captured by the militia that<br />

retreated from power in 2001 after the US-led invasion<br />

22.05.<strong>2006</strong> Telegraph 7 US sets up £215m deal <strong>for</strong> Afghan arms - from Russia ... to supply the<br />

Afghan army in case a Democrat president takes over in Washington and<br />

pulls out US troops ... incl. >78 million rounds of AK47 ammunition, 100,000<br />

rocket-propelled grenades & 12,000 tank shells - equivalent to ~15 times the<br />

26.05.<strong>2006</strong> Counterpounc<br />

h<br />

British Army's annual requirements<br />

7 Since the U.S. knowingly bombed houses in a village and killed at least 16 ..<br />

and since the military says it has only confirmed killing 20 Taliban fighters, it's<br />

understandable that the Pentagon would be trying to claim another 60 Taliban<br />

deaths<br />

30.05.<strong>2006</strong> Gulf Times 7 ~50 Taliban guerrillas were killed in a US-led air strike on a mosque in<br />

Afghanistan‘s southern province of Helmand {Iraqi conditions}<br />

30.05.<strong>2006</strong> Xinhuanet 7 "> 50 Taliban militants were discussing their future plan of action inside a mosque in<br />

Kajaki district .. when the U.S. aircrafts attacked them killing 50 on the spot," [a]<br />

deputy prov. gov. Told {"Kill them all and let God sort them out"}<br />

30.05.<strong>2006</strong> Boston Globe 7 following a fatal traffic accident involving a US military truck [in Kabul] men and<br />

young boys, many of them shouting slogans against the gov. & US, set fires,<br />

attacked buildings, and clashed with police [8 killed]<br />

01.06.<strong>2006</strong> FAZ 7 Die Bundeswehr hat um Mitternacht die Führung über die internationale<br />

Schutztruppe Isaf im Norden Afghanistans übernommen<br />

01.06.<strong>2006</strong> Uruknet 7 at least 20 people died Monday in clashes between demonstrators, US troops<br />

and Afghan security <strong>for</strong>ces, while more than 140 were wounded ... a 7-year-<br />

07.06.<strong>2006</strong> Common<br />

Dreams<br />

09.06.<strong>2006</strong> Financial<br />

Times<br />

old child was among the dead<br />

7 Afghanistan's 2nd Intifada - Bush has broken every promise he made to the<br />

people of Afghanistan. In 2001 he said he would remove the Taliban, establish<br />

order, and rebuild the country along the lines of the Marshall Plan<br />

7 The Afghan government is considering arming tribal groups across the south<br />

of the country, where Nato is set to take command next month, in a move<br />

diplomats say would destabilise the country<br />

18.06.<strong>2006</strong> Wash Post 7 As fighting in Afghanistan has intensified over the past 3 months, the U.S.<br />

military has conducted 340 airstrikes there, more than twice the 160 carried<br />

out in the much higher-profile war in Iraq - you can't win a land war from the<br />

air, no matter how many bombs you drop<br />

20.06.<strong>2006</strong> ABC 7 The US military is quietly carrying out the largest military offensive in Af-ghanistan<br />

since U.S. troops invaded the country in 2001. "The Taliban has made a comeback,<br />

and we have the next 90 days to crush them" {90 years?}<br />

21.06.<strong>2006</strong> BBC 7 Three Afghan policemen have been killed after US-led coalition troops shot at<br />

their vehicle by mistake in eastern Kunar province ... The policemen were<br />

travelling in civilian clothes<br />

22.06.<strong>2006</strong> Reuters 7 Ayman al-Zawahri urged Afghans in an Internet video to fight <strong>for</strong>eign troops in<br />

their country<br />

23.06.<strong>2006</strong> CBC.ca 7 Afghan President Hamid Karzai has urged coalition <strong>for</strong>ces to reconsider their<br />

tactics in "disarming terrorism," saying the deaths of 600 people in his country<br />

in recent months was "not acceptable."<br />

02.07.<strong>2006</strong> IRNA 7 Jewish figure: Iranian Jews do not officially recognize Israel<br />

03.07.<strong>2006</strong> Pakistan<br />

Tribune<br />

7 Army chiefs have warned Tony Blair that British <strong>for</strong>ces face defeat in<br />

Afghanistan unless more troops and equipment are sent out immediately -<br />

whoever planned the failed current military misadventures in Afghanistan<br />

apparently never took the Russian experience there seriously ... Taliban<br />

wasn't truly defeated: it simply went underground

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