International Security Affairs force (ISAF)

KABUL) in central Maidan Wardak province on Thursday, an official said. The incident took place on main Kabul-Kandhar highway in Salar area of Syedabad district

KABUL, the alliance said in a statement. The statement adds that two ISAF soldiers were killed in a roadside bombing while the third died from

ASADABAD (PAN-led forces in eastern Nuristan province, a senior official said on Monday. International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) soldiers also took away two policemen to

ISLAMABAD (PAN‘s Sindh province, an official said on Monday. At least 10 tankers were destroyed as unidentified gunmen attacked the convoy in the Khairpur town,

KABUL) said on Sunday. During the overnight raid in Daulatshah, the combined force targeted a Taliban facilitator, blamed for coordinating attacks against Afghan and coalition

KABUL) has condemned suicide attacks that killed and wounded more than 50 people in Tirinkot, the capital of central Uruzgan province. Multiple suicide bombers stormed

KABUL’s current crisis stems from a 2002 agreement with the United States. The agreement was signed by then-Interior Minister Mohammad Younis Qanuni, then-commander of the

KABUL): International troops will not intervene in areas where security has been transitioned to Afghan forces, though the fighting has not ended yet, the Ministry

FARYAB: Two guerrillas were killed during a fight with police in the Almar district, district chief Mohammad Omar said. The clash erupted after a group

MEHTARLAM (PAN) said on Tuesday. However, residents alleged the dead were civilians. In search of the rebel leader blamed for facilitating suicide attacks in the area,

 JALALABAD (PAN attack on the entrance to a Jalalabad air base, an official said on Tuesday. At 8:30 pm on Monday, Taliban attacked the northeastern

KABUL): Contradicting the International Security Assistance Force’s view that the security switch has already taken place in the Afghan capital, Kabul police said on Monday