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Investigation launched into claims SAS troops killed 54 civilians in Afghanistan

Investigation launched into claims SAS troops killed 54 civilians in Afghanistan

  • UK Ministry of Defense caves in to demands for ‘independent statutory inquiry’
  • Afghan man claims in court father, 2 brothers, cousin killed during SAS raid in February 2011
By Arab News ·
Taliban close girls schools in east that had briefly opened

Taliban close girls schools in east that had briefly opened

By AP ·
Taliban say investigating US claim of killing Al-Qaeda leader

Taliban say investigating US claim of killing Al-Qaeda leader

By Reuters ·
Afghan families in UK divided, relocated after hotels cancel government contracts

Afghan families in UK divided, relocated after hotels cancel government contracts

By Arab News ·
‘Stop interfering in Afghanistan’, says Taliban leader in rare appearance

‘Stop interfering in Afghanistan’, says Taliban leader in rare appearance

By AFP ·
Special Foreign aid finally reaches Afghan quake survivors

Foreign aid finally reaches Afghan quake survivors

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