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| Blast Kills District Chief in Western Badghis Province |
| 2011-07-11 |
| [Tolo News] A top provincial government official in Western Badghis province was killed on Sunday after a roadside kaboom hit his vehicle on the way to Qala-e-Naw, officials said. Confirming the death of Moqur district chief Mohammad Dawood, Deputy Governor of Badghis said seven others; including five coppers and two civilians were maimed in the incident. The incident took place as seven members of a bomb disposal team, who were kidnapped in western Farah province, were found beheaded. The deminers were kidnapped on Wednesday in a district in western Farah province. On Sunday NATO ...the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Originally it was a mutual defense pact directed against an expansionist Soviet Union. In later years it evolved into a mechanism for picking the American pocket while criticizing the style of the American pants... also announced the death of three service members in Taliban attacks in south eastern parts of the country and in a separate incident in southern Kandahar province three Afghan coppers were killed. Sunday has been described the deadliest since the beginning of this month. The incidents follow the death of two NATO service members in a single shot by an Afghan intelligence officer in northern Panjshir province on Saturday. The casualties took place as US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta, the new Pentagon Chief succeeding Robert Gates, is discussing security transition to officials in Kabul on a surprise visit to Afghanistan.A top provincial government official in Western Badghis province was killed on Sunday after a roadside kaboom hit his vehicle on the way to Qala-e-Naw, officials said. Confirming the death of Moqur district chief Mohammad Dawood, Deputy Governor of Badghis said seven others; including five coppers and two civilians were maimed in the incident. The incident took place as seven members of a bomb disposal team, who were kidnapped in western Farah province, were found beheaded. The deminers were kidnapped on Wednesday in a district in western Farah province. On Sunday NATO also announced the death of three service members in Taliban attacks in south eastern parts of the country and in a separate incident in southern Kandahar province three Afghan coppers were killed. Sunday has been described the deadliest since the beginning of this month. The incidents follow the death of two NATO service members in a single shot by an Afghan intelligence officer in northern Panjshir province on Saturday. The casualties took place as US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta, the new Pentagon Chief succeeding Robert Gates, is discussing security transition to officials in Kabul on a surprise visit to Afghanistan. |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #3 I read the $2 novels on occasion. He doesn't approach their quality. |
| Posted by: Pappy 2011-07-11 21:05 |
| #2 Yes, yes, Mr. de Medici. You don't like Muslims or Democrats. We get that. Now can you please add something useful and informative? At this point you've reached "cotton candy for the brain" status, much like the $2 romance novels I don't read. |
| Posted by: trailing wife 2011-07-11 15:18 |
| #1 I think its just terrible that the Head Boopkiss of Raunchipur and a carload of his IRS were shifted abruptly to the great Moslem beyond by a mechanism full of black powder and marbles. Why doesnt the UN issue a fatwa? Ask Senator Kerry to get right on this. He can use the media coverage. Unless "somebody" does something it JUST MIGHT happen again. It is a Moslem country ( they are all such happy, prosperous and friendly places) and accidents do seem to happen to the Boopkisses and his faithful Fellaheen and anyone else named Mustapha ( for some reason). Wear your hat ( turban) and clean underwear, there, Achmed. |
| Posted by: de Medici 2011-07-11 04:42 |