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18 armed government opposition killed, wounded in Farah
According to local officials in Farah province, 18 anti-government armed opposition killed and wounded in this province
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It’s time to abandon Iraq: Iraqi V.P to U.S army
The Iraqi army and Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), not the US, should take the credit for the recent liberation of Mosul from the Daesh terrorist group, Iraqi Vice-President Nouri al-Maliki said on Friday
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U.S-airstrike killed 12 police officers in Helmand
12 Afghan National Police (ANP) have been killed as a result of a U.S mistakenly fire air strike in Helmand province
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Arabs and Pakistanis run war in Badghis
60 percent of western Badghis province in the country is under the control of Taliban terror group and the role of the top officials of that province is symbolic
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is alive: U.S defense secretary
“I’ll believe otherwise, as long as Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s body is not found,” Mattis said
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Saudi coalition is responsible for deaths of Yemeni civilians: U.N
The United Nations blamed the Saudi coalition responsible for killing at least 20 Yemeni civilians in airstrikes to Ta’iz west of Yemen
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U.S to stop supporting Assad’s oppositions
Donald Trump, the American president has decided to halt CIA program backing moderate militias opposed to Bashar ul-Assad government
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33 scaremongers killed, wounded in Kunduz
On Wednesday, 20 July, 15 insurgents including two key commanders were killed in different areas of Kunduz province as a resul of airstrikes airstrikes
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ARG-Etilaf-e Nejat political gambling!
After a number of government-political figures launched a political movement called “Etilaf-e Nejat” in Turkey, and the presidential palace (ARG) begun new and complicated games
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4 IS members yield to police in Jawzjan
4 ISIS members surrendered to police with their weapon and vehicles in Jawzjan’s Darzab district, Northern security officials said
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