Tensions have risen between Washington and Kabul, as President Hamid Karzai criticized the U.S. for failing to consult with him on an air raid on an Afghan village killed 18 civilians including 9 children. Through several security agreements with the Karzai government...
Several Taliban Among 14 Freed in Afghan Jailbreak | Taliban says top commanders escorted to safety
NATO Changes Tune, Apologizes for Killing Afghan Children in Air Strike | Backs off claims everyone was a ‘militant’
Karzai Shortens China Visit After NATO Kills 18 Civilians | Strike ‘is not acceptable,’ Karzai insists
Panetta: India’s Military Role in Afghanistan to be ‘Limited’ | Says only training missions are being proposed
Locals: NATO Strike Killed 18 Civilians in Eastern Afghanistan | NATO insists all slain were ‘militants’
Kandahar Suicide Bombing Targets NATO Supply Trucks, Killing 23 | All civilians slain, most of them drivers of supply vehicles
NATO Signs Supply Deal for Afghanistan Through Central Asia | Deal will allow NATO to bypass Pakistan on equipment transfers
The No. 2 U.S. commander in Afghanistan agrees with his superior officers that 68,000 U.S. troops will remain in Afghanistan going into next year. Lt. Gen. Curtis Scaparrotti says the U.S. should maintain that 68,000 troops into next year to continue combat operations...
US Still Runs Afghan Torture Prison | Military retains effective control over detainees
