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Afghan resistance responds to Obama’s plan to reduce number of troops occupying Afghanistan
BY staff | Afghanistan | 2/14/13
In response to President Obama’s Feb. 12 announcement in his State of the Union address that about 34,000 troops will be pulled out of Afghanistan, the Afghan resistance responded on Feb. 13 saying that all foreign troops must leave the country.
Afghanistan, anti-imperialism, Barack Obama, taliban, US Occupation
10 NATO troops killed in Afghanistan, U.S. occupation crumbling
BY Kosta Harlan | Afghanistan | 6/08/10
Ten NATO occupation soldiers were killed by Afghan resistance forces on June 7, marking the deadliest day on record for the U.S. occupation of Afghanistan.
Afghan Resistance, NATO, Occupation, taliban
Afghanistan Occupied, New Targets Ahead
BY Mick Kelly | United States | 2/01/02
With the help of bombs and mercenaries from the Northern Alliance, U.S. and British forces have occupied the main cities of Afghanistan.
911, taliban, war on terror
Oil, War and Afghanistan
BY Emergency Committee Against U.S. Intervention in Afghanistan | United States | 10/31/01
The U.S. government launched massive attacks against Afghanistan on Oct. 7, claiming retaliation for the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11.
911, oil war, taliban
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