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    政治 国際 関連語 アルカイダ アフガン アフガニスタン Afghanistan Pakistan Taliban
    • Do you agree with Afghan President Hamid Karzai that the US announcement of its timetable for withdrawal was a mistake? | Poll
      Afghanistan's president, Hamid Karzai, has criticised US plans to begin its military drawdown next summer, saying it gives Taliban insurgents an incentive to fight on past the deadline. Is he right? アフガニスタンの大統領は、カルザイ、米国は来年の夏に軍事ドローダウンを開始する予定だ、それがタリバン武装勢力にインセンティブを過去の期限を戦うことができます言って批判しています

    • Afghan vote count begins amid fears of fraud
      Afghanistan began counting votes on Sunday in parliamentary elections tainted by allegations of fraud and a low voter turnout after widespread and deadly Taliban violence targeted the key poll. アフガニスタンは日曜日に議会選挙不正疑惑で汚染されたと広く、致命的なタリバン暴力キー世論調査を対象とした低投票率の票を数え始めた

    • Afghanistan civilian casualties: year by year, month by month. Visualised data
      Afghanistan civilian casualties are spiralling - up 31% on the first six months of this year. How many people have died?• British dead and wounded in Afghanistan, month by month• Get the Afghan civilian casualties dataCivilian casualties in Afghanistan are getting worse, according to the latest statistics from the United Nations: the Taliban's increasing use of homemade bombs and political assassinations has been responsible for a 31% increase in the number of civilians who killed or injured in fighting in Afghanistan this year so far.And, even as the number of child casualities has soared by 55%, strict rules on the use of airpower by Nato troops has led to a 30% drop in the number of deaths and injuries caused by foreign forces in the first six months of this year, compared to the same period in 2009.UN human rights workers recorded 1,271 civilians deaths over the period and 1,997 injuries. Of that total of 3,268 insurgent forces were responsible for 2,477 casualities, while Nato and Afghan government forces accounted for 386.While we are pretty good at providing detailed statistical breakdowns of coalition military casualties (and by we, I mean the media as a whole), we've not so good at providing any kind of breakdown of Afghan civilian casualties. There has been some work done. Human Rights Watch has published breakdowns of civilian casualties, and academics such as Mark Herold at the University of New Hampshire have done detailed reporting on very specific periods of the operation.Obviously, collecting accurate statistics in one of the most dangerous countries in the world is difficult. But the paucity of reliable data on this means that one of the key measures of the war has been missing from almost all reporting.You've noticed it too - asking us why we publish m アフガニスタン民間人の死傷者が不能に - 最大31%、今年の最初の6カ月

    • Afghan, NATO forces kill Taliban commander near capital
      Afghan National Army ANA soldiers backed by the NATO led International Security Assistance Force ISAF have eliminated a Taliban commander and detained three others during a cleanup operation against Taliban militants in Wardak province 40 km west of the capital city of Kabul Shahidullah Shahid spokesman for the provincial administration said Sunday Acting upon intelligence reports the joint force raided a compound in Nirkh district Saturday night killing the local Taliban com アフガン国軍全日空兵士はNATOによるバックアップの国際治安支援部隊ISAFはタリバンの司令官を解消したとワルダック州カブールShahidullahシャヒード広報担当者は首都の40キロ西にタリバンの武装勢力に対する掃討作戦中に、地方の管理のための3人を拘束主導日曜日代行にインテリジェンスには、関節力レポート土曜日の夜を殺すNirkh地区の化合物捜索によると、地元のタリバンのCOM

    • Karzai's plan to court Taleban
      Afghan President Hamid Karzai plans to ask the United Nations to remove as many as 50 former Taleban members from a UN blacklist, the Washington Post reports. The request to remove about a quarter of the 137 names on the list... アフガニスタンのカルザイ大統領は、国連のブラックリストから、ワシントンポスト紙はレポートを多くの50元タリバンのメンバーを削除するよう国連に要求する方針だ

    • President Karzai visits Kandahar
      Afghan President Hamid karzai visited Taliban birthplace Kandahar in southern Afghanistan on Sunday, a private television channel Tolo reported. &$&$Source:Xinhua&$&$ ... アフガニスタン大統領ハミドのカルザイ大統領は日曜日アフガニスタン南部の発祥の地を訪問タリバンのカンダハルを、民間テレビチャネルトロが報じた

    • Militants in Afghan killings, kidnapping
      Afghan militants killed two US soldiers on Saturday and kidnapped a police chief in a series of attacks that came less than a day after the Taliban was offered cash to lay down their arms. アフガニスタンの武装土曜日に2つの米軍兵士が死亡し、1日未満だったの攻撃は、一連の警察署長は拉致された後に、タリバンが武器を置くに現金を提供された

    • Video: Kabul hit by wave of attacks
      Afghan security forces fight running battles with Taliban gunmen in the streets of Kabul, after the worst attacks on the capital in a year アフガニスタンの治安部隊はカブールの路上でタリバン武装勢力との戦いを実行して、1年間の首都での最悪のテロ事件後の戦い

    • Afghanistan helicopter crash kills nine Nato troops
      Afghan soldier, US civilian and two other Nato personnel also hurt in crash in southern AfghanistanNine members of the Nato-led forces in Afghanistan have been killed in a helicopter crash in the south of the country, officials said today.Two other service members, an Afghan soldier and a US civilian were also injured, a statement from the International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) said.It is not yet clear what caused the crash, but there were no reports of enemy fire. Isaf said an investigation was under way.The deaths take the toll so far in 2010 to at least 529, according to the monitoring website iCasualties.org. Last year – the previous deadliest year – 521 foreign troops were killed.Violence in recent months has soared to its highest levels since the removal of the Taliban by US-backed Afghan forces in 2001.AfghanistanNatoUS foreign policyUnited StatesTalibanguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds アフガン兵は、米国と他の2つNATOの人員民間もクラッシュアフガニスタンでNATOの主。勢力の南部AfghanistanNineメンバーでけがをヘリコプター墜落事故で国の南に殺されて、関係者によるとtoday.Two他のサービスのメンバー、アフガン兵と米国の民間人がまた、国際治安支援部隊(ISAF)said.Itからステートメントを負傷していた、まだ明確なものクラッシュの原因ではなく、そこに敵の攻撃は報告があった

    • Video: US military uses biometric data in Afghanistan
      American troops in Afghanistan have enlisted retina scans, fingerprints and photographs in their efforts to find Taliban suspects. Freelance photographer Sebastian Meyer witnesses anthropological military operations in southern Kandahar タリバン容疑者を見つけるための努力の網膜スキャン、指紋や写真を、アフガニスタンで米軍がある入隊した

    • Blast kills anti-Taliban tribal elder, 5 others in Pakistan
      An anti-Taliban tribal elder and five other people were killed and five injured in a bomb blast in northwest Pakistan's tribal region on Saturday, officials said. The roadside bomb was exploded near the vehicle of members of the anti-Taliban peace committee at Ghalanai, the center of Mohmand tribal agency. The peace committee members were on routine patrolling when came under attack. Dr. Shad Mohammad at the agency's headquarters hospital confirmed that five dead bodies were brought to the ... 反タリバン部族の長。他の5人が死亡し、5つの土曜日にの部族地域、パキスタン爆弾の爆発で北西部の負傷、当局は述べた

    • Kiwi war hero saves comrades
      An emotional hospital-bed email has revealed how the heroics of a Kiwi soldier who saved the lives of two comrades under heavy Taleban gunfire were inspired by his fallen commander.British Army rifleman James McKie, 29, who is... 感情的な病院のベッドの電子メールを明らかにしたどのように重いタリバン砲火を浴びて触発された2つの仲間の命が救われたニュージーランドの兵士の英雄的な彼のcommander.British軍ライフル銃兵ジェームズマッキー、29人が倒れた...

    • US Fears Pakistan's Power Cuts Are Militants' Gain
      As US pushes Pakistan to step up war on Taliban, power cuts weaken government's credibility Pakistan - Taliban - Government - Asia - Afghanistan タリバンとして米国が戦争を強化するパキスタンはプッシュ、停電は、アジアを弱める政府の信頼パキスタン-タリバン-政府- -アフガニスタン

    • Pakistan: suspected US drone strike against Taliban kills 18
      Attack comes at the end of a year that involved an unprecedented number of US drone strikes on Pakistani soilSuspected US missiles struck two vehicles in a Taliban stronghold near the border with Afghanistan today, killing 18 alleged militants, according to Pakistani intelligence officials. The attack in the North Waziristan tribal region came at the end of a year that has seen an unprecedented number of US drone strikes on Pakistani soil, part of a ramped-up US campaign to take out al-Qaida and Taliban fighters seeking sanctuary outside Afghanistan.At least 110 have been launched, more than double the total for 2009. Nearly all were in North Waziristan, a region that serves as a sanctuary for al-Qaida and Taliban fighters who attack US-led troops in Afghanistan.The latest strikes targeted Shera Tala village in Mir Ali district, where militants are heavily concentrated. The identities of the 18 dead were not immediately known.The vehicles were apparently leaving a compound, one carrying ammunition, that magnified the blasts from the missile strikes, the intelligence officials said.The three officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to speak to media on the record.Pakistan officially protests against the strikes, saying they violate its sovereignty and anger tribesmen whose support it needs to fend off extremists. But Islamabad is widely believed to tacitly support the strikes and provide intelligence for at least some of them.PakistanTalibanUS militaryguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 攻撃は、パキスタンの情報当局者によると、18疑惑の過激派を殺害、パキスタンsoilSuspected米国のミサイル米ローンストライキの前例のない数を含んだアフガニスタン、今日との国境近くにタリバンの拠点の2つの車を襲った年末れています

    • 21 militants killed in NW Pakistan
      At least 21 militants were killed in a clash with tribesmen in northwest Pakistan, local sources said Friday. During the Jirga (tribe council meeting) between the tribesmen on Thursday in Nekah Ziarat area of Kurram tribal agency, some pro- government tribesmen opened fire on a branch of Pakistan Taliban, in which 21 militants wer killed and several others injured. Besides, at least three militants were killed when a jet aircraft bombed militants' position in Orakzai tribal agency, local m ... 少なくとも21日過激派の部族との衝突で、北西部、パキスタン、現地の消息筋は述べたが死亡金曜日ジルガ(部族評議会の会議中に)いくつかの政府寄りの部族に向かって発砲Kurram部族の代理店のNekah Ziaratエリアで26日、部族間のパキスタンタリバンは、21軍が死亡、WERは、いくつかの他の負傷者の支店

    • Bomb slaughter at Afghan wedding
      At least 39 people were killed by a huge explosion at a wedding in the southern Afghan province of Kandahar, where NATO troops are massing to dislodge the Taliban from their fiefdom. 少なくとも39人がカンダハール、NATO軍が領地からタリバンを除去する集結さ南部のアフガニスタン州で結婚式で巨大な爆発によって死亡した

    • U.S. drone strike kills 9 in NW Pakista
      At least nine persons were killed and four others injured on Saturday as U.S. drone fires three missiles in North Waziristan tribal area, northwest Pakistan, local TV channels reported. Three missiles were fired at a house near Miranshah, the center town of North Waziristan, the private TV Express reported. The identity of the killed has not been konwn yet. U.S. drones regularly strike what it calls hideouts of the al- Qaeda and Taliban militants in the region. Waziristan is the home ... 少なくとも9人が死亡し、ローンの火。米国の土曜日に4人が怪我をして、部族地域ワジリスタン三ミサイルは北北西パキスタン、地元のテレビチャンネルが報告された3つのミサイルは、ワジリスタンの北の町であった発射、中心Miranshahで家の近くに民放Expressが伝えた

    • 7 people killed in drone strike in NW Pakistan's tribal area
      At least seven suspected militants were killed in a U.S. operated unmanned drone strike early Tuesday morning in the rugged North Waziristan tribal area of Pakistan, official sources said. The spy plane reportedly fired four missiles at a house and a parked vehicle in sub-district Ghulam Khan in the North Waziristan bordering Afghanistan. The U.S. top spy organization, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), has intensified drone strikes for the past two months to hunt down Taliban militant ... 少なくとも7容疑者過激派は、米国で殺される、パキスタンの部族地域の頑丈な北ワジリスタンローンストライキを火曜日の午前中の無人運転、公式筋によると

    • Australian weapons found in hands of Taliban, WikiLeaks reveals
      Australian weapons and equipment have repeatedly been discovered among Taliban stockpiles, raising fears that Afghan troops trained by Diggers have been pilfering military supplies. オーストラリアの武器や装備を繰り返しタリバン備蓄のうち、不安がアフガン軍がディガーズで訓。軍事物資をくすねるされている調達発見されました

    • Rescuers may have killed aid worker
      A British hostage who died in Afghanistan on Friday during a US-led rescue mission may have been accidentally killed by the troops trying to save her, British Prime Minister David Cameron said today.At first, NATO blamed a Taleban... 米国主導の救出任務中に金曜日にアフガニスタンで死亡した英国の人質が誤って彼女を救おうとして軍によって殺されたかもしれないが、イギリスの総理大臣は、デビッドキャメロンtoday.At最初によると、NATOはタリバンを非難...

    • Taliban holding Japan journalist in northern Afghanistan
      A Japanese freelance journalist missing in Afghanistan since last week is being held by the Taliban in the country's north, media reports in Japan citing unnamed insurgent sources said on Monday. 日本のフリーランスのジャーナリストがアフガニスタンの最後の週は、タリバンによって国の北に開催されて以来行方不明に、日本のマスコミの報道によると無名の武装勢力のソースを挙げている

    • NZer hailed as hero after Taleban grenade attack
      A New Zealander who saved two of his British Army colleagues from a Taleban grenade attack is being hailed as a hero.Rifleman James McKie, 29, scooped up a live grenade and hurled it away just seconds before it exploded during... ニュージーランド人のタリバン手榴弾攻撃からhero.Riflemanジェームズマッキー、29として歓迎されている、2人のイギリス軍の同僚の保存され、ライブ手榴弾を拾い上げとの距離、わずか数秒前に、中に爆発が投げ出さ...

    • Taliban commander, US soldier killed
      A SENIOR Taliban commander disguised as a woman has been killed and a US soldier died in a bomb attack in Afghanistan. シニアタリバンの司令官は、女性として殺されている米軍はアフガニスタンで爆弾攻撃で死亡した偽装

    • Taleban leader captured
      A Taleban insurgent commander, the suspected mastermind of bomb attacks which wounded four Australian soldiers in March, has been captured.Mullah Faqir's capture represented a significant blow to the Taleban's ability to plan... タリバン武装勢力の司令官は、3月に4つのオーストラリア兵が負傷した爆弾テロの首謀容疑者は、Faqirのキャプチャcaptured.Mullahされている計画にタリバンの能力に大きな打撃を表現...

    • US drone strike kills three militants in Pakistan
      A US drone attack killed at least three militants Sunday in Pakistan's North Waziristan district, a stronghold of Taliban and Al-Qaeda cohorts on the Afghan border, officials said.The attack targeted a militant compound in Tabbi Torkhel village about four kilometres (2.5 miles) north of Miranshah, the main town in the lawless tribal district.One security official said at least three militants were killed. A local administration official confirmed the attack and put the toll at four dead and two wounded. 米国無人偵察機の攻撃は、日曜日、パキスタンの北ワジリスタン地区、タリバンやアルカイダの拠点コホートでアフガニスタンとの国境に、職員複式攻撃を4キロ(2.5マイル)についてTabbi Torkhel村で武装化合物を対象に、少なくとも3つの武装勢力を殺害した北Miranshahの無法部族district.Oneセキュリティ関係の主な町は、少なくとも3つの武装勢力が殺害されたと述べた

    • US drone strike kills six militants in Pakistan
      A US drone strike early Thursday killed at least six militants in Pakistan's northwestern tribal belt near the Afghan border, security officials said.The latest strike hit North Waziristan, the same tribal district targeted in three other drone attacks in the past 24 hours and a renowned hub for Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked militants.A total of 24 militants were killed in the four strikes.The target of the fourth drone attack was a compound in the outskirts of Miranshah, the main town in North Waziristan. 米国ローンスト27日早朝、アフガニスタン国境に近いパキスタン北西部の部族ベルトに少なくとも6武装勢力を殺害、治安当局は、最新のストライキを複式北ワジリスタンは、同じ部族地。過去24時間の3つの他の無人攻撃の標的にヒット有名なタリバンと24過激派の国際テロ組織アルカイダにリンクされたmilitants.A合計ハブは4番目の無人攻撃の4つのstrikes.Theターゲットに殺されたMiranshah郊外の化合物が、北ワジリスタンの主要な町

    • US drone strike kills 2 militants in Pakistan: officials
      A US drone strike in Pakistan's lawless northwest tribal belt, on the border with Afghanistan, killed two militants and wounded two others early on Saturday, security officials said.The drone targeted a house in Mir Ali area, 30 kilometres (around 20 miles) east of Miranshah, the main town in North Waziristan, a security official and two intelligence officials told AFP.North Waziristan is known as a hub of Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked militants. アフガニスタンとの国境にパキスタンの無法地帯北西部の部族ベルト米ローンストライキが、負傷者2人土曜日に早期の2つの武装勢力を殺害、治安当局は、ミールアリエリア、30キロ(約20マイル)東に家をターゲットドローン複式Miranshahの、北ワジリスタン、セキュリティの関係者と2つの情報当局者の主な町はタリバンとアルカイダにリンクされた過激派の拠点として知られているAFP.Northワジリスタンと語った

    • Clash kills 2 Taliban insurgents in west Afghanistan
      A clash between Taliban and police in west Afghanistan's Farah province left two militants dead and two others injured, police said on Sunday. The militants stormed a police checkpoint in Pashtrod district late Saturday night and police returned fire, killing two Taliban fighters and injuring two others, according to provincial police chief Faqir Mohammad Askar. One police officer sustained injuries in the firefight which lasted for a while. Taliban fighters have vowed to intensify thei ... タリバンとの西、アフガニスタンのファラ州の警察の間で衝突が2軍と2人が負傷したが死亡、警察は日曜日を明らかにした

    • Six Taliban suspects get life jail term in Pakistan
      A court in Pakistan Saturday handed down life-term to six Taliban suspects who were accused of planning attacks on foreigners and manufacturing suicide jackets, court officials said. Police had arrested the six suspected terrorists, including a would-be suicide bomber near the eastern city of Lahore in February this year, and had seized hand-grenades, explosives, a suicide jacket and five detonators. They are believed to be members of the banned Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan. The city of La ... パキスタン土曜日に裁判所は、ジャケットを自殺渡したダウン人生製造上の外国人と、攻撃を計画し、タリバンの6。容疑者訴えられ、裁判所の職員によると、警察は、市内東部の自爆テロの近くにいたことで逮捕-なるなど、6つのテロ容疑者をと今年2月のラホール年、爆薬を5ていた押収手投げ弾、火薬、自殺ジャケットやらパキスタンタリバンのi - Tehrikと信じてすることはメンバーの禁止

    • 13 Pakistani militants surrendered to forces
      A group of 13 Pakistani Taliban militants on Wednesday surrendered to the security forces in the tribal region of Bajaur, military officials in the region said. The militants, including four commanders, handed over their weapons to the army and took oath in the presence of tribal elders that they have parted ways with Taliban and will live in peace. Operational commander in the area, Col. Rashid, hoped that the surrendered militants would never involve in anti-government activities. Tri ... 水曜日13パキスタンのタリバン武装勢力のグループがBajaurの部族地域で治安部隊に降伏し、地域における軍事当局者が語った

    • Time for negotiation in Afghanistan | Open letter
      A group of experts and fieldworkers call on President Obama to explore a political settlement that includes the TalibanMr President,We have been engaged and working inside Afghanistan, some of us for decades, as academics, experts and members of non-governmental organisations. Today we are deeply worried about the current course of the war and the lack of credible scenarios for the future. The cost of the war is now more than $120bn per year for the United States alone. This is unsustainable in the long run. In addition, human losses are increasing. More than 680 soldiers from the international coalition – along with hundreds of Afghans – have died this year in Afghanistan, and the year is not yet over. We appeal to you to use the unparalleled resources and influence which the US now brings to bear in Afghanistan to achieve that longed-for peace.Despite these huge costs, the situation on the ground is much worse than a year ago because the Taliban insurgency has made progress across the country. It is now very difficult to work outside the cities or even move around Afghanistan by road. The insurgents have built momentum, exploiting the shortcomings of the Afghan government and the mistakes of the coalition. The Taliban today are now a national movement with a serious presence in the north and the west of the country. Foreign bases are completely isolated from their local environment and unable to protect the population. Foreign forces have by now been in Afghanistan longer than the Soviet Red Army was.Politically, the settlement resulting from the 2001 intervention is unsustainable because the constituencies of whom the Taliban are the most violent expression are not represented, and because the highly centralised constitution goes against the grain of Afghan tradition 専門家やfieldworkersのグループはTalibanMr大統領に、我々が従事されており、学者、専門家メンバーは非政府組織のように、数十年のアフガニスタン、いくつかの私たちの内部の作業を含む政治的解決を模索して大統領に呼び出します

    • Afghanistan bomb kills 15 civilians
      A roadside bomb blast in southern Afghanistan killed 15 civilians, including children, a provincial spokesman said, blaming the attack on Taliban militants. アフガニスタン南部で道路脇の爆弾が爆発、子供を含む15の民間人を殺害し、地方の広報担当者は、タリバン武装勢力の攻撃を非難し、と述べた

    • Roadside bomb kills 11 in Pakistan
      A roadside bomb targeting a police patrol killed 11 people yesterday in an area of northwestern Pakistan where many citizens fled last year to escape a large Army offensive against the Taleban, police said. The explosion, which... 道路脇の爆弾が警察のパトロールをターゲット昨日北西パキスタン多くの市民が、昨年タリバンに対する大規模な軍の攻撃から逃れるために逃げたの分野で11人が死亡、警察は言った

    • Roadside bomb defused in S Afghanistan, causing no casualty
      A roadside bomb was defused by the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force ( ISAF) Friday near southern Afghanistan's restive city of Kandahar, causing no casualty. Fazal Ahmad Shizad, deputy police chief of Kandahar province, told Xinhua that ISAF service members successfully detected and defused the bomb around one km off Kandahar city, the provincial capital. Kandahar province, branded as the Taliban hotbed, has been seeing increase of violence since the ISAF announced to launc ... 道路脇の爆弾が、州カンダハルされた信管でNATO主導の国際治安支援部隊は、(反抗的な金曜日の近くにアフガニスタン南部)のISAFの都市のカンダハルの原因は犠牲者です

    • Taliban commander, US soldier killed
      A senior Taliban commander disguised as a woman has been killed by Afghan and international forces after he opened fire south of the capital Kabul. タリバン司令官は、女性として、アフガニスタンや国際部隊による後、彼は南の首都カブールの火を開いた殺された偽装

    • Jailed Afghan drug lord was CIA informant: report
      A top Afghan drug lord jailed in the United States since 2008 was for years on the US payroll as an informant for the CIA and Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), according to The New York Times.Hajji Juma Khan was paid lavishly to provide information on the Taliban, Afghan corruption and other drug traffickers in his country, and was even brought secretly to the United States at one point, federal prosecutors, current and former US officials told the daily. トップアフガニスタン薬物はニューヨークTimes.Hajjiジュマカーンに関する情報を提供するために惜しみなく支払われたによれば、2008年にCIAと麻薬取締局(DEA)がための情報提供として、米国の給与の年間されて以来、米国で投。藩主タリバンは、アフガニスタンの腐敗と彼の国では、他の麻薬密売人、さらには、一点、連邦検察は、現在では米国に密かに持って来られた元米政府当局者は、毎日を語った

    • 100 foreign troops die in Afghan war in June
      A total of 100 foreign soldiers fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan have died in June, the deadliest month for NATO in nine years of conflict, intensifying concerns about the conduct of the war.An announcement by the US Department of Defence of the death of an American soldier on June 24 in the strife-torn western province of Farah took the toll for the year to date to 320, compared with 520 in all of 2009.AFP's figures are based on a tally kept by the independent icasualties.org website. 100人の兵士の合計がアフガニスタンのタリバンとの戦い6月紛争の9年間におけるNATOの最悪月、米国国防省米国の死によってwar.An発表の実施についての懸念を強め死亡しているファラーの紛争の西部の州で6月24日兵士は今年の日付に320、520、すべての2009.AFPの数値の比較集計に独立したicasualties.orgのウェブサイトで保管基づいて通行料を取った

    • Video: US soldier captured in Afghanistan pleads for freedom
      A video released by the Taliban shows Private Bowe Bergdahl, held captive since June, asking to be returned home to his family in Idaho ビデオは、タリバンが発表した、捕虜6月以降、要求開催プライベートボウバーグダールを示しています故郷の家族にアイダホ州で返される

    • Militancy, conflicts claim over 100 lives last week in Afghanistan
      By Abdul Haleem Continued militancy and conflicts have claimed more than 100 people's lives with overwhelming of them non-combatants over the past week in the insurgency-plagued Afghanistan. The Taliban-led militants who staged a violent comeback in 2005 have largely relied on suicide bombings and roadside attacks which often claim the lives of civilians than the military. Since last Friday, according to officials, 105 people including civilians, Taliban militants and NATO soldiers have ... アブドゥルHaleem続き好戦性や紛争ではそれらの圧倒的以外の100人の生活をより主張しているの暴動では、過去1週間以上の兵士、アフガニスタンを苦しめた

    • Aust election: Death at war casts shadow over talks
      CANBERRA - The shadow of Afghanistan again fell across the formation of Australia's new Government yesterday as another soldier died during a three-hour firefight with Taleban insurgents.The death of Brisbane-based Lance Corporal... キャンベラは - アフガニスタンの影再びオーストラリアの新政府の形成昨日、別の兵士がブリスベンベースの上等のタリバンinsurgents.The死と3時間の銃撃戦で死亡者のように落ちた...

    • Five Pakistan solders and 21 suspected insurgents killed
      Casualties reported near Afghanistan border where the military is pursuing Pakistani Taliban fighters in US-backed offensiveFive Pakistan soldiers and at least 21 suspected militants were killed in clashes near the Afghanistan border where the military is pursuing Taliban insurgents fleeing a US-backed offensive, authorities said today.The reports came a day after officials said 61 suspected militants died in airstrikes in the same region, Orakzai, and underscored the challenge facing Pakistan as it tries to wipe out Pakistani Taliban fighters bent on overthrowing the state.Local government official Sami Ullah said the fighting occurred after dawn today when militants attacked a checkpoint. He said at least 27 militants died. But an army statement said 21 insurgents were killed, and the clashes occurred when security forces were trying to recapture a checkpoint taken on Thursday night by militants in the Kalaya area of Orakzai.The two accounts could not immediately be reconciled. Access to the remote, dangerous region is heavily restricted, making it nearly impossible to verify the accounts independently.On Thursday, jet fire was seen in the Mamuzai area of Orakzai, targeting a religious seminary, a mosque and a school, local official Samiullah Orakzai said.Two intelligence officials said the seminary was a main centre for Tableeghi Jamaat, a non-violent Islamic missionary group. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to speak to reporters.The centre was targeted because a group of Taliban leaders were believed to be meeting there in the afternoon, the officials said.Some four dozen people died in the airstrikes in and around the seminary, while 13 others were killed in morning strikes at the two other sites. The officials said all 61 kil 死傷者アフガニスタン国境付近で軍事米でパキスタンのタリバンを追求していると報じた- offensiveFiveパキスタン軍を支持し、少なくとも21疑われる武装勢力は、アフガニスタン国境に軍のタリバン武装勢力米逃げる追求している近くの衝突で死亡したバックアップ攻勢は、当局とtoday.Theレポートの日の後に関係した61の疑い軍の空爆では、同じ地域、Orakzaiに亡くなりましたが、来て、それstate.Local政府関係者サミUllahが転覆によると、パキスタンタリバン曲がっを一掃しようとする課題パキスタンに直面して強。戦闘の夜明け後の今日では、軍検問所を攻撃したが発生しました

    • Swat valley: the road to recovery
      Declan Walsh visits the Swat valley, a verdant area where the Pakistan floods began that is still reeling from a punishing war against the Taliban in 2009 デクランウォルシュはスワット渓谷を、パキスタンの洪水は、それはまだ2009年のタリバンに対する処罰戦争から動揺され始めた緑のエリア訪問

    • Pakistan's extraordinarily weak state leaves flood victims on their own | Analysis
      Ever since Pakistan was created, the army has been the only institution capable of responding to natural disastersMany millions of Pakistanis have long believed their politicians to be corrupt and venal. That it took their president, Asif Ali Zardari, two weeks before he managed to meet some flood victims has simply confirmed their view.Pakistanis know Zardari's record all too well. For years he has used political influence and a team of lawyers to stave off convictions in the many alleged corruption cases he faces. His election to the presidency resulted in the most advanced of all the international cases against him – in Switzerland – being abandoned.In Pakistan rumours abound about dinners in the presidential palace in which he is said to entertain his business cronies into the small hours.But Zardari's personality is only part of the problem. Ever since Pakistan was created, the army has been the only institution capable of responding to natural disasters. One of the reasons that the military has been so politically dominant is that successive civilian governments have relied on the generals to help them deal with national crises.In the immediate aftermath of the Kashmir earthquake of 2005, for example, the army was called upon to reopen devastated roads and distribute supplies. The scale of the disaster meant many victims were left pleading for more help. But, for all that, many acknowledged that the army did a pretty good job in atrociously difficult circumstances.This time it's different. Hundreds of thousands of military personnel are fighting the Taliban in the north-west of the country. The constraints this has placed on the military's response to the flood has only served to expose more clearly the incapacity of the civil administrative structures.The weaknes 長い壊れていると腐敗する政治家を信じて以来、パキスタンが作成された、軍が唯一の機関をパキスタンの自然disastersMany数百万に応答することができるされている

    • Afghan women fear peace plans will reverse rights
      Farida Tarana defied age-old Afghan tradition, death threats and sexual discrimination to become a pop star and later the public face of post-Taliban women's politics.Now a local legislator, she is a prominent example of the progress Afghan women have made since the 2001 overthrow of the radical Islamist regime that barred them from education and working outside their homes. ファリダTaranaのポップスター、およびそれ以降のポストの公の顔に、地域の議員は、彼女は、アフガニスタンの女性から行ってきた進歩の顕著な例はタリバンの女性のpolitics.Nowになることを昔からアフガニスタンの伝統的な、死の脅威や性的差別defied 2001年は、教育からそれらを禁止し、家庭外で働くイスラム過激派政権の打倒

    • Featured photojournalist: Finbarr O'Reilly
      Finbarr O'Reilly of Reuters photographs US and Afghan forces fighting the Taliban in Helmand province ロイター写真米国のフィンバーオライリーとタリバンヘルマンドの地域を戦ってアフガン軍

    • 4 US soldiers killed in Afghan bomb attack
      Four US soldiers were killed Saturday in a Taliban-style bomb attack, NATO said, as the death toll of foreign soldiers in the Afghan war climbed closer to the 2,000 mark. 4米軍は土曜日タリバンスタイル爆弾攻撃で、NATOは、アフガニスタン戦争で外国人兵士の死者数として近い2,000マークに登ったと殺された

    • Taleban role cut from game
      Gaming company Electronic Arts has dropped a feature from its new Medal of Honor video game that would have allowed players to take on the role of Taleban fighters killing Nato forces in Afghanistan. Politicians and military officials... ゲーム会社のエレクトロニックアーツは、プレイヤーがアフガニスタンでのNATO軍を殺害タリバン戦闘機の役割についての許可を取る必要があります栄誉ビデオゲームの新勲章から機能を落としている

    • Taliban fighters in Baghlan, Afghanistan
      Ghaith Abdul-Ahad was given extraordinary access to a group of Taliban fighters in Baghlan, Afghanistan. At least two of their fellow Taliban live in the UK outside the 'fighting season'Ghaith Abdul-Ahad Ghaithして、Abdul - Ahadさんはバグラン、アフガニスタンのタリバンのグループに特別なアクセス権を与えられた

    • Video: Ghaith Abdul Ahad: 'It was a very, very heavy battle'
      Guardian reporter Ghaith Abdul-Ahad was embedded with the Taliban in northern Afghanistan when they were attacked by US special forces. He describes what happenedGhaith Abdul-AhadLaurence Topham 彼らは米特殊部隊による攻撃されたとき、ガーディアン記者Ghaithして、Abdul - Ahadさんは、アフガニスタン北部でタリバンと埋め込まれていた

    • Gunmen torch NATO trucks in Pakistan
      Gunmen in southwest Pakistan have torched two vehicles carrying supplies for NATO troops fighting the Taliban in neighbouring Afghanistan, police say. 南西パキスタンの武装勢力は、アフガニスタン近隣のタリバンとの戦いNATO軍の物資を運ぶ二車両に放火して、警察は言う

    • Pakistan, US tensions spike after border closure
      ISLAMABAD - Hundreds of US and NATO trucks carrying fuel and other supplies for troops in Afghanistan lie idle. Dramatic images of Taleban attacks on these convoys are splashed across front pages in this anti-American country with... イスラマバード - アフガニスタンでの軍隊のための燃料やその他の物資を運んで米国とNATOトラック数百人がアイドル状態にある

    • Pakistan: Fears floods could give Taleban time to regroup
      ISLAMABAD - The floods ravaging Pakistan are generating fears that Taleban insurgents could regroup amid the chaos and destruction. The country's already anemic economy is expected to weaken, increasing the poverty that is a factor... イスラマバードでは - 洪水、パキスタンを荒らす恐れがタリバン武装勢力は混沌と破壊の中で再編成が生成されます

    • Afghan soldiers, Combat Oupost Ware, southern Afghanistan | In pictures
      Images of 10 of almost 40 soldiers from the Afghan national army, who patrol from a US outpost in the Arghandab valley, near Kandahar. The army is largely made up of northerners, who fought the Pashtun-dominated Taliban from the south of the country. Portraits by Kevin Frayer アフガン国軍、カンダハル付近アルガンダーブ市谷米の前哨から、パトロールから10ほぼ40兵士の画像

    • NATO says increased military ops behind death toll
      Intensified military operations against the Taliban are behind a surge in troop deaths in Afghanistan, NATO said Sunday, as the alliance announced the 93rd fatality in a record month for casualties.NATO's International Security Assistance Force said three more foreign soldiers had died in Taliban attacks -- two US personnel killed in gunfights on Sunday and one from an unidentified nation in a bomb blast on Saturday. 同盟はcasualties.NATOの国際治安支援部隊だのレコード月93死亡を発表するとタリバン対策強化の軍事作戦は、アフガニスタンでの軍の死者の急増の背後にある、NATOは日曜日は、3つの外国人兵士がタリバンの攻撃で死亡したと述べたという - - 2人の米国人が銃撃戦の日曜日に死亡し、土曜日に1回爆弾の爆発で正体不明の国から

    • Taliban attack on Afghan post repelled, 30 dead
      International forces in Afghanistan Saturday fought off a Taliban attack on a combat post in a remote and mountainous region bordering Pakistan, killing more than 30 insurgents, NATO said. アフガニスタン土曜日の国際部隊が30以上の武装勢力を殺害、パキスタンと国境を接する、リモートおよび山岳地帯での戦闘の後にタリバンの攻撃を撃退、NATOは言った

    • Taliban put to the test | Richard Barrett
      In Kabul reconciliation is on the agenda, a political deal is doable – and so it could be time to talkThe Kabul conference, attended by a gathering of top foreign ministers, demonstrated the level of international concern about the future of Afghanistan. Participants agreed 2014 as the target date for the Afghans to take over responsibility for their own security; but a lot must happen before then to make this possible. Afghanistan is a mess that everyone wants cleared up – but the problem is how to do it.It is clear that the military option has not succeeded. June saw the greatest monthly loss of life among Nato troops since the beginning of the campaign, topping 100 for the first time, and so far 2010 has been twice as lethal for Nato forces as 2009. The Taliban, meanwhile, show no sign of flagging – and, sensing victory, their morale is high.The injection of billions of dollars of foreign aid has also failed to produce any tangible benefit. Projects are ill-conceived, the economic benefits flow to contractors rather than to the people; corruption flourishes, destroying governance, building cynicism and undermining any belief in the country's future.A third approach – reconciliation – was not discussed in public during the conference, but it is now high on everyone's agenda. Essentially this means talking to key elements of the insurgency and cutting political deals to enable the withdrawal of foreign forces. Consideration of this option has developed to the point that each side has set out its preconditions. For Nato these are that the Taliban break their ties with al-Qaida, stop fighting and respect the Afghan constitution, while the Taliban insist that foreign forces withdraw, their prisoners are freed and Taliban names are removed from the UN security co カブールの和解では議題には、政治的な取引はなんとかである - そしてそれは時間カブール会議をtalkTheに、トップ外相の集まりに出席することができるよう、アフガニスタンの将来について国際的な関心のレベルを示した

    • All the president's emails: Hillary Clinton, President Sebastien Pinera and Michelle Obama
      In a unique experiment in democratic transparency, Barack Obama – a BlackBerry owner, and the first American president to use email while in office – has agreed to copy G2 in on his otherwise highly confidential electronic communications. Each week, we present a selection from recent daysTo: Hillary Clinton Subject: Re: UK defence cuts I agree – totally uncool. A 10% reduction in Britain's defence budget would leave us without a valuable partner/potential scapegoat in Afghanistan. And we can't afford to make up the shortfall. So here's what you do: tell Cameron that any decisions on spending are entirely a matter for him, while doing that thing with your eyes that means there's going to be trouble if he doesn't cough up. If he doesn't take the hint, we'll issue another Europe-wide terrorist alert at the end of next week. Credible information, fully corroborated, yadda yadda yadda. Barack PS I read that British TV is showing a documentary about the Taliban kidnapping Prince Harry. When the hell did that happen? Was I on vacation? I guess it wasn't that big a story over here, but still, I like to be informed. To: President Sebastien Pinera Re: Subject: congratulations! As I said, nice work. You've earned yourself some serious political capital there, my friend. Spend it wisely. I hear you're meeting Cameron next week. He's an OK guy, pretty straightforward, although I sometimes get the feeling he's checking to see if I'm using the right fork. Just work from the outside in, and you should be fine. And don't forget to mention how much you admire the British military and the work they're doing in Afghanistan. He loves that. Warmly, Barack To: Michelle Obama Subject: Re: why do I have to go and make this stupid campaign speech? Because your approval ratings are at 7 民主的な透明性のユニークな実験では、バラクオバマ - BlackBerryの所有者、および最初のアメリカ大統領は在任中の電子メールを使用するように - 彼のそれ以外の場合は機密性の高い電子通信上でG2をコピーすることに合意した

    • Aid and corruption in Afghanistan | Daniella Peled
      It's not a lack of money that's the problem for Afghan people, it's how the aid they have already been given is spent, or stolenIf Afghanistan suffers from anything, it's certainly not a lack of donor conferences. The country has clocked up on average one a year since the fall of the Taliban, raising some $40bn dollars along the way.At each one, delegates announce that Afghanistan is at a critical juncture, pledge it will not be forgotten by the international community and vow that we are well on the way to full Afghan ownership. A few billion dollars are usually donated too.But Kabul on 20 July is not going to be another pledging event, we are told. This time, it's going to be different. This time, we are going to witness an Afghan-led event, a national development road map presented to 70 international actors and donors. The major issues are handing over responsibilities from international to local forces, the fight against corruption and talking to the Taliban.So what progress can they present?It's true that recruitment appears to be up for the Afghanistan National Security Force (ANSF), a crucial part of Barack Obama's handover strategy, which now consists of some 134,000 soldiers and about 90,000 policemen. But figures are meaningless when these forces can't properly function. According to a US audit, ANSF operational capabilities have been hugely overstated, with inadequate training, systemic desertion, theft, drug abuse and illiteracy. Attempts to boost security through recruiting local militias to combat insurgents (an effort that seems copy-and-pasted out of the Iraq strategy book) have proved highly controversial and unpopular. Meanwhile, violence continues to rise. More than 1,000 civilians were killed in the first six months of this year, mostly by insurgent それはお金のアフガニスタンの人々に問題がある不足ではなく、それはどのように援。彼らは、すでに使われているか、アフガニスタンは何に苦しんでいるstolenIf与えられている、それは確かにドナー会議の欠如ではない

    • Jon Boone reports on the Taliban attack in the heart of Kabul
      Jon Boone reports on the Taliban attacks in the heart of the Afghan capital, KabulJon Boone アフガニスタンの首都の中心部には、タリバン攻撃のジョンブーンレポートKabulJonブーン

    • Afghans vote for parliament despite attacks
      KABUL - Polling stations formally opened for voting in Afghanistan's parliamentary election Saturday, though scattered rocket attacks struck in the early morning and Taleban insurgents managed to block at least a couple of stations... 散乱ロケット弾攻撃は早朝とタリバン武装勢力にブロックするマネージ打たかかわらず、カブール - ポーリング局が正式にアフガニスタンの議会選挙の投票のための2009年にオープン駅のカップル、少なくとも...

    • NZ troops in the hunt as Taleban suicide bomber kills 18
      KABUL - A Taleban suicide car bomber struck a Nato convoy in Kabul yesterday, killing six of its service personnel, five of them American, officials said.Twelve Afghan civilians also died - many of them in a public bus in rush... カブールは - タリバン自爆爆撃機昨日、6、サービス担当者の殺害、5人のアメリカのカブールでNATOの船団を襲った、当局はまた、死亡した - それらの多くは急いで公共バスの中でアフガニスタンの民間人をsaid.Twelve ...

    • Secret talks on peace begin with Taleban
      KABUL - Secret high-level negotiations between the Afghan Government and the Taleban leadership aimed at ending the war have begun, diplomatic sources have revealed.Meetings which included delegates of the Quetta Shura, the Taleban's... カブール - 始めているアフガニスタン政府との戦争を終わらせるためのタリバンの指導者間の秘密の高レベルの交渉が、外交筋はクエッタ修羅、タリバンの代表団が含まれてrevealed.Meetingsを持っている...

    • Karzai furious at Taleban militant's arrest
      KABUL - The Afghan Government was holding secret talks with the Taleban's No 2 when he was captured in Pakistan, and the arrest infuriated President Hamid Karzai, says one of Karzai's advisers.The detention of Mullah Abdul Ghani... カブール - アフガニスタン政府は彼がパキスタンで逮捕されたと、タリバンのNo 2との秘密交渉を持っていたが逮捕されたハミドカルザイ大統領は激怒した、という1つのムラーアブドゥル気前がいいのカルザイ氏のadvisers.The勾留の...

    • Enemies within a threat to peace
      KABUL - The Taleban fighter sitting in the front of the car was expressive, engaging - and dismissive of Afghan President Hamid Karzai's pleas for men like him to lay down their guns.Omar Khel, a tribal militant from Wardak province... カブール-タリバン戦闘機は車の前に座って、魅力的な表現された-と彼のような男性のためのアフガニスタンのハミドカルザイ大統領の嘆願に否定的にguns.Omar Khelダウン配置するワルダック州から武装部族...

    • Afghanistan's ranks of civil servants under siege
      KABUL - The Taleban have issued a new code of conduct ordering fighters to protect civilians - as long as they don't side with the Afghan government or Nato coalition. If they do, the punishment is death.The 69-page directive,... カブールは - タリバンの民間人を保護するために - 限り、アフガン政府やNATOの連合と同様に、彼らはしない側の行動の新しいコードを戦闘機を注文発行している

    • Increase in brutality against women dark omen for future
      KABUL - The announcement came on loudspeakers, ordering people to gather at the village bazaar to see Taleban justice being meted out.Then the condemned appeared, a young woman struggling in her bonds, weeping and begging for... カブールは - 発表スピーカーで、村のバザーでタリバン正義は、泣きながらの懇願するような若い女性、彼女の債券に苦しんで登場非難out.Then華僑されて参照してくださいに集まる人々を注文した...

    • Boy hanged by Taleban, say officials
      KABUL: The Taleban murdered a 7-year-old boy in an act of retribution after accusing him of spying for Nato, officials said.The Times reported the child was hanged from a tree in Heratiyan, southern Afghanistan.A spokesman... カブールは:タリバンは、報復行為でNATOのためにスパイの彼を非難した後、7歳の男の子を殺害したと、当局はタイムズ子を報告Heratiyan南部Afghanistan.Aの広報担当者のツリーから絞首刑に処された複式...

    • Suicide bombers hit Afghan city - at least 30 dead
      KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - A suicide squad detonated bombs at a newly fortified prison, police headquarters and two other locations, killing at least 30 people in the largest city of the southern Taleban heartland.The prison was... カンダハル、アフガニスタン - 決死隊は、新しく強化された刑務所では、南部のタリバンheartland.The刑務所の最大の都市で、少なくとも30人が死亡、警察本部と2つの他の場所に爆弾を爆発さ...

    • NATO hails Kandahar progress but attacks continue
      Kandahar is rocked by explosions and gunfire most nights but military commanders say that NATO leaders meeting this weekend can be told that the tactics in southern Afghanistan are working.The bustling city that is the spiritual home of the Taliban has been flooded with troops. Combat outposts and heavily-fortified police stations have been built and there is a constant stream of convoys and patrols on the streets. カンダハルは爆発や銃撃戦ほとんどの夜は軍の司令官に揺られて、この週末を満たすNATOの指導者はアフガニスタン南部の戦術は、軍と殺到しているタリバンの心の故郷ですworking.The賑やかな街であることを伝えることができるという

    • Karzai wants troops to stay 10 years more
      LONDON - Afghan President Hamid Karzai has warned that foreign troops must stay in his country for another decade, as world powers agreed on an exit map including a plan to persuade Taleban fighters to disarm in exchange for jobs... ロンドン-アフガニスタンのハミドカルザイ大統領など世界の大国の終了時に合意して外国の軍隊が自分の国で別の10年間、計画の仕事と引き換えに、武装解除にタリバンを説得するなど、地図にご滞在する必要があります...警告している

    • Sangin pullout may be seen as retreat | Analysis
      Many will ask why troops went there in the first place, and what, if anything, was achievedThe decision to pull British forces out of Sangin in the Helmand valley and replace them with US troops may make military and tactical sense. But it will inevitably be portrayed in some quarters as further evidence of a politically misled, under-strength and ill-equipped British army's inability to get the job done.The withdrawal will also prompt pointed questions, not least from bereaved relatives, about whether the sacrifices made by British forces there were worthwhile. Of the more than 300 British service personnel killed in Afghanistan, more than 100 died in and around the Sangin outpost.The 30,000-strong surge of US forces ordered last year by Barack Obama is expected to be completed by the end of next month. Most of these troops are being sent to Helmand and neighbouring Kandahar where a big push against the Taliban is expected in September, after the holy month of Ramadan.In this context, it is logical, as government officials suggest, to concentrate the British contingent in one area – central Helmand – as fresh American forces arrive. But critics of the campaign are likely to draw comparisons with the British drawback and subsequent withdrawal from southern Iraq in 2007-9 – and to suggest history is now repeating itself.The British military deeply resented suggestions at that time, attributed anonymously to Iraqi and US officials, that the Americans were obliged to take over in Basra because the British had failed. In fact it was the Iraqi army, in an operation known as the Charge of the White Knights, that finally cleared the Iran-backed Shia Mahdi army and other militias out of Basra in March 2008, with American back-up.The operation, ordered by Prime Minister Nouri a なぜ軍が最初の場所に行き、何を、何場合はachievedThe決定を仁のヘルマンド州の谷にイギリス軍をプルし、米軍との軍事と戦術センスをすることがそれらを交換された要求されます多くの

    • Violence in Karachi, Pakistan's combustible seaside metropolis
      More than 1,100 people have died in a mix of ethnic, political, criminal and extremist violence in Karachi this year - more than have perished in Taliban suicide bombs in the rest Pakistan 1,100人以上の人々が、今年カラチで、政治、犯罪民族過激派の暴力のミックスで死亡している - 残りのパキスタンではタリバンの自殺爆弾で死んでいる以上

    • Afghan, NATO troops pursue Haqqani fighters
      More than 20 insurgents including Arab, Chechen and Pakistani fighters, have been killed by NATO and Afghan forces who are ramping up operations in the east against a Taliban faction linked to al-Qaida, the international coalition said Saturday. アラブ、チェチェン、パキスタン戦闘機を含む20以上の武装勢力は、NATOとタリバン派アルカイダは、国際連合にリンクに対して東の操作をランプているアフガン軍によって殺されている固めた

    • Dispute over Nato attack
      Nato said yesterday that a Taleban commander was among several armed individuals killed during a search operation in Kandahar by Nato and Afghan troops, but residents claim the troops killed eight innocent civilians, including two... 北大西洋条約機構は22日、タリバンの司令官は、いくつかの武装個人カンダハルで検索操作中にNATOとアフガン軍が殺害の間だったが、住民が軍を主張するなど、8つの罪のない民間人を殺害した2 ...

    • Pakistan to plug into the world's largest floating power station
      New supply from ship will not come close to ending the energy crisis that is increasing public frustration with governmentThe world's largest ship-based power plant will begin supplying Pakistan with electricity next month in an effort to ease the country's chronic energy shortages, a company official said today.The new supply still will not come close to ending the energy crisis that plagues Pakistan, increasing widespread public frustration with the US-allied government as it struggles to contain the Taliban insurgency.The ship, which burns furnace oil, will generate about 230MW for the national power grid, said Asad Mahmood, a spokesman for the vessel's Turkish owner, Karkey Karadeniz Electrik.The owner has a five-year contract to sell power to the deeply indebted Pakistani national power company. Mahmood did not disclose the price of the contract.Now anchored off the southern port city of Karachi, the 75,595-tonne Kaya Bey will begin feeding into the national grid within four weeks after a dedication ceremony on Sunday, Mahmood said.The ship's contribution, however, will only make a dent in the overall power crisis. Pakistan's energy demands outstrip supply by an estimated 5,000MW, thanks to lack of investment, soaring usage and a crumbling electricity generation infrastructure that heavily relies on hydropower.Power cuts last up to 16 hours a day in some areas and damage industrial growth. Shortages are worst in summer, when the temperatures soar but power cuts mean fans and air conditioners do not work.The national power company recently raised its rates by 2%, capping two years of increases that have nearly doubled the cost of electricity for consumers.Authorities have said the price rises pushed by international aid donors are necessary because the former milita 船から新規供給は、国の慢性的なエネルギー不足を緩和するため、来月の電気とパキスタンの供給を開始する省庁、世界最大の船ベースの発電所と国民の不満を増加しているエネルギー危機を終わらせるに近づくしませんが、同社の関係者によるとtoday.The新規供給はまだ生成されます、それは炉の石油を燃料とするタリバンinsurgency.The船が含まれているのに苦労するように米国は、政府同盟と広範な国民の不満を増加させる、パキスタンを悩ませているエネルギー危機を終わらせるに近づくれません約230MW国家電力網は、アサドMahmoodさんは、船のトルコの所有者のためのスポークスマンは、KarkeyカラデニズElectrik.Theの所有者が深くお世話にパキスタン国内の電力会社に電力を販売する5年契約を結んでいると述べた

    • 20 Taliban killed, 10 troops kidnapped in NW Pakistan
      Over 20 local Taliban militants were killed and six others injured Monday when Pakistani forces repulsed an attack on part of the militants in Pakistan's Mohmand tribal agency along with the Afghan border, local media reported. Militants attacked a security check post at Shangrai in Mohmand and the forces reacted on time, local TV Dawn News reported. Meanwhile, the local Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack adding that 10 security personnel were kidnapped. Local officials also ... と以上の20名の地元タリバンが死亡した武装勢力は、6人が国境を負。月曜日がパキスタン、アフガニスタンとパキスタンの過激派の一部勢力が反発攻撃をに沿って代理店のMohmand部族、地元メディアが報じた

    • Afghanistan UK soldier deaths: 'There will always be incidents like this'
      Owen Bowcott talks to Bob Shepherd, who spent 23 years in the British army, mainly the SAS, and worked as a security adviser and military trainer in AfghanistanAfghans are very proud people. I spent almost a year training counter-narcotics police in 2006. They can't hold a secret – they tell you everything.They would tell us they were not being paid enough, and so ran their own poppy fields from which the Taliban and [Hamid] Karzai's brother would take a percentage.There will always be incidents like this. These people had different loyalties. An Afghan's loyalty is to himself, to his family and to his tribe. A lot of them are not there because of loyalty to the government in Kabul, but because they need to make some money to feed their family.They were of all ages. Some were in their early 60s. Some could barely hold their weapons because of their experiences of the civil wars in the past 30 years. Some were bright and some young with a basic standard of education. Other were completely illiterate but very savvy.Often they would tell us they preferred the Russians [occupying the country] to the Americans. We were all Americans to them. They would say the Russians left them a better infrastructure and even took some of them on visits to Russia.It was often the case that, when we were strong, they would be our friends. When we showed a moment of weakness, they would turn against us. That's the Afghan trait.There's a lack of trust between the Nato soldiers and their Afghan counterparts, whether they be police or military. I'm incredibly proud of the British soldier, but there's an awful lot going on. I feel awfully sorry for the troops on the ground. I'm not so proud of the people who put them there.Who are the enemy? Nine times out of 10, it's the village people who can ボブシェパード、23年イギリス軍で過ごしたにオーウェンボウコット交渉は主にSASは、とは、セキュリティアドバイザーとAfghanistanAfghansの軍事トレーナーとして働いたが非常に誇り高い人々です

    • Wikileaks and the ISI-Taliban nexus | Peter Galbraith
      Pakistan's intelligence leaders should ask whether their support of the Taliban is worth the price the country may have to payThe Wikileaks documents, splashed in the Guardian and several other papers, provide useful confirmation of what is readily discerned from public sources: the Afghanistan War is going badly, the Taliban are exceptionally brutal, US forces have not always attacked the right targets and elements in Pakistan continue to support the Taliban.The most striking feature of the documents – an unprecedented 90,000 pages of mostly raw intelligence that could only be leaked thanks to 21st-century technology that enables large volumes of data to be compressed into a tiny thumb drive – is the inconsistent quality of the intelligence. Americans should be asking why they are paying upwards of $50bn for this kind of information and why military officers and diplomats so rely on it.Of all this information, the most troubling concerns the duplicitous double dealing by Pakistan's powerful spy agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence, or ISI. While some of the intelligence seems wildly implausible (surely the ISI did not plot to poison Kabul-bound beer, an enormously complex operation with limited pay off since US troops are not allowed to drink alcohol in Afghanistan), the Wikileaks documents show a continued relationship between the ISI and the Taliban. This is not surprising. In the 1990s, the ISI helped create the Taliban and Pakistani support was decisive to the Taliban's capture of Kabul in 1996. The US has known since 2001 that Pakistan did not break its ties with the Taliban as President Pervez Musharraf had promised President Bush. After all, Mullah Omar and his close associates have been in Pakistan since 2001 and it is not plausible that Pakistan did not kno パキスタンの情報指導者かどうかをタリバンの支持は、price国の価値Wikileaksは文書payTheする必要がありますが、求める必要がありますガーディアンやいくつかの他の論文はね、容易にパブリックソースから明察は何か役に立つ確認:アフガニスタン戦争を提供goingている米軍は、常に文書のTaliban.The最も印象的な機能を - だけ感謝に流出する可能性がほとんど生の知能の前例のない90,000ページのサポートを継続右ターゲットとパキスタンの要素を攻撃していないひどく、タリバンは非常に残酷なさできる21世紀の技術大量のデータは、小型の親指ドライブに圧縮する - 知性の矛。品質です

    • Mehsud 'alive'
      Pakistani Taleban chief Hakimullah Mehsud is now believed to have survived a United States missile strike earlier this year, but has lost clout within the militant network, a senior intelligence official said last night. The revelation... パキスタンタリバン最高Hakimullah Mehsudのは、現在、今年、米国のミサイル攻撃を耐え抜いてきたが、考えられている過激派組織、幹部諜報機関の職員の中の最後の夜と影響力を失ってしまった

    • Key Taliban commander arrested in Pakistan
      Pakistani security forces on Monday arrested a key Taliban commander in southern Pakistan and killed four other commanders in the northwest, security officials said. Hakim Waliullah Swati, an important leader of Pakistani Taliban, was arrested in the southern port city of Karachi. Sources said that Criminal Investigation Department Police arrested Swati from a house in Orangi town, a locality of Karachi. The arrested Taliban commander has been shifted to undisclosed location for investi ... 軍は月曜日のセキュリティパキスタンパキスタンタリバンの司令官を南部キー逮捕され、カラチ港市の死亡の4つの他の指揮官を南部北西、治安当局によるとSwatiには、Waliullah

    • Pakistan to repatriate militancy-hit tribal refugees
      Pakistan announced Thursday to start on Dec. 4 the repatriation of thousands of tribesmen displaced as a result of the military operation in South Waziristan tribal region. Thousands of tribesmen had fled parts of Waziristan after Pakistani forces launched a major ground and air offensive in October last year. Even before the operation, a large number of tribesmen had left their houses as Taliban militants had taken control of the areas especially controlled by Mehsud tribe. The Pakista ... パキスタンは地域発表部族ワジリスタン開始木曜日に南動作軍の結果変位の部族民数千人の送還に12月4日

    • Pakistan flood disaster – the aftermath
      Pakistan could take years to recover from devastating floods as international donors to the charity appeal are reassured aid money will not fall into Taliban hands パキスタンは年間チャリティーアピールするために国際的なドナーとして壊滅的な洪水から回復するためにタリバンの手に陥ることは援助金を安心して取ることができる

    • Afghanistan bank robbers poison and behead guards
      Police say attackers killed six security personnel at Kabul Bank in Mazar-e-Sharif and stole $269,000 in mixed currencySix Afghan private security guards were beheaded during a bank robbery in northern Afghanistan, police said today.It appeared that the security guards were poisoned before they were beheaded, said Sherjan Durani, a police spokesman for Balkh province.He said someone apparently mixed poison into the guards' food last night at a branch of the Kabul Bank, in the northern city of Mazar-e-Sharif.Durani says an unknown number of robbers beheaded the guards and took about $269,000 (£169,000) in US and Afghan currency. Kabul Bank officials declined to comment on the incident until it has been investigated.Meanwhile, insurgents launched a ground attack on Nato's largest base in the south, but did not breach its defences, officials said.The assault on Kandahar airfield started just before midday today and lasted about an hour before the attackers fled, said Major Fred De Mos, a spokesman for Nato forces.No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but it fits the pattern of recent Taliban attacks against high-profile government and military targets.Taliban insurgents previously tried to storm the Kandahar base on 22 May, just a few days after the insurgents sent suicide bombers to assault the main US base in the country – Bagram airfield near the capital.De Mos said he did not yet have any information on casualties from today's assault, nor how many assailants there were. He said troops were still chasing down insurgents in the area around the base, but the installation was no longer under threat.Kandahar provincial government spokesman Zalmai Ayubi said there were five attackers, two of whom were killed in the attack. He said they fired two rockets into the 警察は、攻撃者がカブール銀行マザリシャリフで6つのセキュリティ担当者を殺害したと混合currencySixでアフガンの民間警備員は、アフガニスタン北部の銀行強盗に首を切られたドル269000盗んだと言う、警察はtoday.Itは、警備員は、毒に見えたという前に斬首であったSherjan Duraniは、バルフのprovince.Heの警察のスポークスマンマザリSharif.Duraniの北部の都市カブール銀行の支店で警備員の食べ物に誰か明らかに混合毒が昨夜、と言っているという未知の強盗の数は警備員を首と約$ 269000(£ 169000)、米国とアフガニスタンの通貨でいた

    • US troop death tally of 63 makes for deadliest month in Afghanistan
      Poppy-farming area of Marjah at hub of British and Afghan army move against TalibanThree US troops died in blasts in Afghanistan, bringing the military death toll for July to at least 63 and surpassing the previous month's record as the deadliest for American forces in the nearly nine-year-old war.The three died in two blasts in southern Afghanistan the day before, a Nato statement said today. No names or nationalities were given, but US officials said the three were Americans.US and Nato commanders had warned that casualties would rise as the international military force ramped up the war against the Taliban, especially in the organisation's southern strongholds in Helmand and Kandahar provinces.President Barack Obama ordered 30,000 US reinforcements to Afghanistan last December in an effort to turn back the resurgent Taliban.British and Afghan troops launched an offensive today in the Sayedebad area of Helmand to try to deny insurgents a base from which to launch attacks in Nad Ali and Marjah, the British military said. Coalition and Afghan troops have sought to solidify control of Marjah after overrunning the poppy-farming community five months ago.In Kabul, a crowd threw stones and set fire to a 4x4 car after a traffic accident today in which two Afghans were killed and two were injured, according to a traffic official, Abdul Saboor. The vehicles are associated with foreigners. Saboor said people from the 4x4 fled the scene.The tally of 63 American deaths in July is based on military reports compiled by Associated Press. June had been the deadliest month for both the US and the overall Nato-led force; last month 104 international service members died, including 60 Americans.The American deaths this month include Petty Officer 2nd Class Justin McNeley, from Kingman, TalibanThree米軍に対するイギリスとアフガニスタン軍の移動のハブMarjahのポピー-農村地域は、アフガニスタンでの爆発では、7月に少なくとも63軍の死者をもたらし、アメリカ軍の最悪の1カ月前の記録を抜いて死亡したほぼ9歳のwar.Theは3つのアフガニスタン南部で2つの爆発日前に、NATOの声明は本日述べた死亡した

    • President Karzai visits Kandahar
      President Hamid Karzai paid a visit to Taliban birthplace Kandahar in south Afghanistan on Saturday. Accompanied by his Defense Minister General Abdul Rahim Wardak, NATO-led forces top commander General David Pertaeus and U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Karl W. Eikenberry, the Afghan president straight went to Arghandab district to assess the situation there. Afghan forces commanders who had led the military operation against Taliban there briefed the president about the outcome of the oper ... ハミドカルザイ大統領が行った大統領ストレートアフガンエイケンベリーとW.アフガニスタンカール大使の米国およびPertaeus支払わへの訪問をタリバン発祥の地カンダハルでして、Abdul Rahimさんワルダックは、NATO主導の軍最高司。総合して、David総合南アフガニスタンでの土曜日、彼の国防長官に伴わで地区にアルガンダーブ川のある状況を評価する

    • Saudi 'critical' finance base for Qaeda
      Saudi Arabia is the key source of funding for radical Islamist groups including Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Hamas, according to US diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks on Sunday. サウジアラビアは、日曜日にWikileaksは発表した米国の外交ケーブルによると、アルカイダ、タリバン、ラシュカーリ電子タイバとハマスを含むイスラム過激派グループのための資金の重要なソースです

    • US defends Afghan mission after Karzai criticism
      Secretary of State Hillary Clinton defended US strategy in Afghanistan after Afghan President Hamid Karzai called on Washington to reduce its military footprint and Taliban leaders ruled out peace talks.In recent months, President Barack Obama has soft-pedalled on his plans to begin withdrawing the approximately 100,000 US troops currently stationed in Afghanistan in 2011, stressing instead his goal of handing over security to Afghans by 2014. アフガニスタンのハミドカルザイ大統領は、軍事排出量を削減するために、ワシントンで呼び出された後、国務長官、ヒラリークリントンは、アフガニスタンでの米国の戦略を守ったタリバン指導者が平和talks.In数カ月排除、バラクオバマ大統領は撤退を開始するソフト自分の計画にペダルをこいだが、約100000米軍は現在、2014年にアフガニスタンにセキュリティを引き渡すのではなく、自分の目標を強調し、2011年にアフガニスタンに駐留

    • UK envoy Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles steps down
      Special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan who championed pursuit of negotiated settlement with Taliban leaves postA senior British diplomat who has long championed the pursuit of a negotiated settlement with the Taliban stepped downtoday as the UK's special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Foreign Office and Downing Street both denied that Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles's departure resulted from a clash over change in policy or strategy in the region under General David Petraeus. He will remain at the Foreign Office and is expected to be awarded a top ambassadorship in the next few months. Karen Pierce, the head of the South Asian and Afghan desk, will take over.Foreign policyAfghanistanPakistanJulian Borgerguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds アフガニスタン特使、パキスタンタリバンとの交渉による解決を追求する支持長いタリバンとの交渉による解決を追求を擁護したポスタシニア英国外交官の葉downtodayアフガニスタンとパキスタンの英国の特使として辞任した

    • Pakistan military convoy attack in pictures
      Suspected Taliban gunmen have torched 50 Afghanistan-bound supply trucks on the outskirts of Islamabad タリバンの武装勢力は、イスラマバードの郊外に50アフガニスタンバインド電源車に放火している

    • Militants blow up girls' school in Pakistan
      Suspected militants have blown up a girls school in the insurgency-hit Swat valley in Pakistan's northwest area, reported local media on Saturday. The report quoted police as saying that miscreants destroyed Girls Primary School at Kalam, the tourist spot in Sway valley late Friday night. Due to the blast, the building of the school was completely demolished, said police, adding no one was hurt as the school was closed at the time of the blast. A purported Taliban spokesman Omar Hasan c ... 不審な武装勢力が、地域北西部のパキスタンの谷の反乱ヒットスワット学校を爆破までの女の子が土曜日メディア上のローカル報告報告書を引用し、警察カラームでよく言われるよう学校プライマリその悪党はGirlsを破壊で、スウェイの谷のスポット、観光金曜の夜遅く

    • Afghan officers killed
      Taleban militants killed five Afghan Army officers in Kabul in their first big attack for seven months. The insurgents opened fire as the officers travelled on a bus on the main road from Kabul to the eastern city of Jalalabad.... タリバン武装勢力が7ヶ月のために最初の大きな攻撃にカブールの5つのアフガン陸軍将校を殺害した

    • Taliban birthplace experiences horrible day as 3 blasts rattle Kandahar
      Taliban birthplace in Afghanistan's southern Kandahar province experienced a terrified day on Monday as three explosions rocked the provincial capital Kandahar city and claimed the lives of at least two non-combatants. In the first explosion, in precinct 4 of Kandahar city in the morning rush hour, apparently targeted the deputy police chief of the province Assadullah Shirzad. Minutes later, another blast hit the same area. The twin explosions claimed the lives of two civilians and inju ... 命を首都カンダハル市と主張戦闘で少なくとも2つの非経験タリバン発祥の。州で、アフガニスタン南部のカンダハル。揺れる爆発は1日恐怖の月曜日、3

    • Taliban commander, six militants killed in NW Pakistan
      Taliban commander Ziaur Rehman was killed in a shootout between different tribes in northwest Pakistan's Orakzai tribal agency, local sources said Thursday. Another six terrorists were also killed in the security forces offensive on late Wednesday night, local sources said. Ziaur Rehman, with an alias of Zeywar Mulla, was wanted in multiple murder cases. He had a head-money of 10 million Pakistani rupees (about 120,000 U.S. dollars) on him. Over 200 militants have reportedly been killed ... タリバンの司令官Ziaurレーマンは、代理店の部族間の戦で殺さOrakzai異なる部族でパキスタン西北部の、現地の消息筋は明らかにした

    • Violence in Kabul
      Taliban gunmen launched gun and bomb attacks in the Afghan capital タリバンの武装勢。郡と、アフガニスタンの首都で爆弾攻撃を開始

    • Taliban attack airport in eastern Afghanistan: authorities
      Taliban militants attacked Jalalabad airport and a military base for foreign forces in eastern Afghanistan but the strike was thwarted, officials said. タリバンの武装勢力はジャララバード空港とアフガニスタン東部の外国軍の軍事基地を攻撃したストライキが阻止され、当局が言いました

    • Taliban attack Jalalabad airport: authorities
      Taliban militants attacked Jalalabad airport, one of NATO's main airbases, in eastern Afghanistan, officials said, but there was no immediate word on casualties. タリバンの武装勢力は、当局によると、アフガニスタン東部のジャララバード空港は、NATOの主要な空軍基地の一つ、攻撃の犠牲者にはすぐに言葉があった

    • Taliban attack NATO bases in Afghanistan
      Taliban militants attacked two NATO bases in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, with at least 10 rebels killed and several captured as coalition forces repulsed the assault, the alliance said. 反政府勢力タリバンは、アフガニスタン東部で20日、少なくとも10反政府勢力が死亡し、連合軍の攻撃を撃退としていくつかのキャプチャを持つ2つのNATO軍基地を攻撃し、同盟は言った

    • Taliban militants overrun district in E. Afghanistan
      Taliban militants captured the mountainous Barg-e-Matal district in Afghanistan's eastern Nuristan province after a fierce clash with police, a private television channel Tolo reported Sunday. Citing provincial governor Jamaludin Badar, the television reported that police had retreated Saturday, allowing militants to overrun Barg-e-Matal district. He also said that Taliban insurgents had set on fire several houses and begun harassing locals after capturing Barg-e-Matal district. The gov ... タリバンは、日曜日を報告と警察、民間テレビチャネルトロが激突ヌーリスターン県後激しい東部アフガニスタンの地区- Matal武装キャプチャ山岳バーグ電子

    • Roadside bomb kills 6 U.S. soldiers in N. Afghanistan: Taliban
      Taliban outfit on Saturday claimed that a roadside bomb organized by militants struck an American tank, killing six soldiers in Afghanistan's northern Kunduz province. A Taliban purported spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid in talks with media via telephone from undisclosed location said that the mine planted by militants hit a tank in Zakhil area outside Kunduz city, the capital of Kunduz province. Mujahid claimed the incident took place at 2:15 p.m. and all the victims are American soldiers. ... 土曜日の服は、反政府勢力タリバンと主張した沿道の主。爆弾が州の北部クンドゥズにぶつかったアフガニスタン兵士を6アメリカタンク、死亡した

    • Troops killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash were all American
      Taliban says it shot down helicopter, killing nine, but US defence department gives no cause for crashAll nine troops killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan this week – the worst for the coalition forces in four years – were American, the Pentagon confirmed today.Nato said there were no reports of enemy fire in the rugged Daychopan district of Zabul province, where the Chinook crashed on Tuesday. However, the US defence department has not said why the helicopter came down.A Taliban spokesman, Qari Yousef Ahmadi, told the Associated Press that insurgents shot down the helicopter.Four of the troops were sailors and five were soldiers assigned to the 101st combat aviation brigade.Tuesday's crash was the deadliest since May 2006, when a Chinook helicopter went down in eastern Kunar province, killing 10 US troops.Aircraft are used extensively in Afghanistan by Nato and Afghan forces. The Taliban use machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades to fire at aircraft during takeoffs and landings, but most helicopter crashes have been caused by maintenance problems or factors such as dust.Nato said yesterday that at least 25 militants had been killed during an attack on a Nato and Afghan army outpost in the Spera district of Khost province in eastern Afghanistan, near the Pakistan border. No civilian casualties had been reported.General Raz Mohmmad Horya Khil, a senior commander of the Afghan national army in the province, said 29 insurgents were killed, without any casualties among Nato or Afghan troops.Horya Khil said the attack late on Tuesday came from the Pakistan side of the border and lasted for more than two hours. Bodies were still being recovered, he said.The Danish military said a Danish soldier was killed and another seriously wounded in a bomb blast. The two mem タリバンは、それが九を殺して、ヘリコプターを撃墜したという米国の防衛部門は今週、アフガニスタンでヘリコプター墜落事故で死亡crashAll九軍のための原因を提供 - 4年間で連合軍にとって最悪 - いたアメリカ人が、米国防総省はtoday.Natoを確認チヌークは、火曜日に墜落ザーブル州の堅牢なDaychopan地区に敵の攻撃の報告はないと述べた

    • Afghanistan: War without end
      There is a clear and pressing need to end the monumental folly of prosecuting a war in AfghanistanThere is a clear and pressing need to end the monumental folly of prosecuting a war in Afghanistan. It is spreading in intensity into the tribal areas of Pakistan and could yet rattle a weak civilian government in Islamabad to bits. To persuade themselves that they are prevailing, the US, Britain and their allies maintain the illusion that they are building the capacity of the Afghan state, when that claim is being routinely undermined by corrupt elections and a president in Hamid Karzai who packs his administration with his relatives. Belief in the nation-building project has collapsed. The bar of success is being lowered.The war has become both a magnet for, and training ground of, no less than two generations of jihadis, each more determined than the last. It is the rallying cause for terrorist acts against civilian targets across the world. Enormous military resources are being devoted to fighting the Taliban on both sides of the border – there are 140,000 Pakistan military in the tribal areas alone. Yet all that has been accomplished is a larger battlefield and a more intense battle. The Pentagon's initial optimism that a surge of US troops would push the Taliban out of Helmand and Kandahar has faded, even before troop levels have peaked. Everyone knows that this conflict can only end in a negotiated solution, but no one yet can imagine it happening.It is against this background that we reveal today that talks have been taking place with the Haqqani network, a group based in North Waziristan and one of the most feared insurgents in Afghanistan. This is separate from the report in the Washington Post that Karzai has been holding secret high-level talks with the Quetta S AfghanistanThere戦争を起訴するの記念碑的な愚行を終了するには、明確で押圧する必要はありませんアフガニスタンでの戦争を起訴するの記念碑的な愚行を終了するには、明確で急務となっている

    • CIA funds elite Afghan unit: officials
      The CIA has trained and bankrolled elite Afghan paramilitaries for nearly eight years to hunt al Qaeda and the Taleban, say United States officials.Modelled after US special forces, the Counterterrorist Pursuit Team was set up... CIAが訓練してきたbankrolledエリートアフガン民兵を狩りアルカイダとタリバンとほぼ8年間、米国は米特殊部隊の後に、対テロ追求チームがセットアップされたofficials.Modelled言う...

    • Taleban behind tanker attacks
      The Taleban has said it was behind an attack yesterday in which gunmen torched at least 10 oil tankers carrying fuel for Nato vehicles in Afghanistan. One driver died in the attack near the southwestern city of Quetta, the latest... タリバンは、武装集団はアフガニスタンでのNATOの車の燃料を運んで少なくとも10の石油タンカーに放火し、それは昨日、攻撃の背後にいたと述べている

    • Amnesty wants Taliban prosecuted
      The Taliban and other insurgent groups in Afghanistan should face prosecution for war crimes, human rights group Amnesty International said Tuesday. タリバンやアフガニスタンで、他の反乱グループは、戦争犯罪、人権団体アムネスティインターナショナルの検察に直面する必要があります明らかにした

    • How the British presence in Sangin restored trust in government
      The Taliban are still present in the region, but they are no longer conducting business as usualSangin should have been the easiest place in all of Afghanistan for the Taliban to hold. It is extremely isolated, and its people are incredibly impoverished, poorly educated and dependent on the narcotics industry. They have historically fiercely opposed any foreign presence (including Afghans from other parts of the country). Instead, thanks largely to the efforts of British troops, it is very much in play – if the Afghan government wants to look after it.In 2006, Britain's effectiveness in Helmand and Sangin was more than debatable. Isolated and sparsely populated Sangin was not a priority when the overall number of Nato forces in Helmand was absurdly low. But the situation there has improved markedly over the last year, and especially in the last few months, and the pressure Isaf forces in Sangin have absorbed has allowed more rapid progress to be made in central Helmand, which is more densely populated. It took the better part of four years to get the process moving, but British forces finally succeeded in getting more of the local population to believe in – and work with – the Afghan government. How?First, the continued presence of British troops in the district illustrated the fallacy of the Taliban's propaganda. Locals realised that UK forces were not out to murder them or take their land, but there to help. Second, the new governor Mohammed Sharif – who is literate and trusted by the population – has served as a legitimate interlocutor. British forces created the space for Sharif to govern effectively. In return, the locals have refused to blindly support the Taliban. Instead, they are engaged in a genuine dialogue with the Afghan government about what public service タリバンはまだ地域に存在しているが、彼らはもはやビジネスを行ってusualSanginは、タリバンの保持するために、すべてのアフガニスタンの最も簡単な場所をされている必要がありますとおりです

    • Airbase attacked, 10 killed in Afghan market bombing
      The Taliban launched a pre-dawn attack on a NATO base in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, triggering a firefight with foreign and Afghan forces that left eight militants dead.Another 10 people, including three children, were killed in a motorcycle bombing in a market in a remote area of northern Afghanistan in an attack apparently targeting a local pro-government militia leader. タリバンは、8つの武装勢力がdead.Another三人の子供を含む10人が、市場のオートバイの爆撃で殺されたまま外国人とアフガン軍と銃撃戦を誘発、土曜日にアフガニスタン東部でNATOのベースに夜明け前の攻撃を開始した

    • Airbase attacked, 8 killed in Afghan market bombing
      The Taliban on Saturday launched a pre-dawn attack on a NATO base while eight people, including six civilians, died in a separate motorcycle bombing, the latest deadly violence in Afghanistan. 六民間人を含む8人が、別のバイクの爆撃、アフガニスタンでの最新の致命的な暴力で死亡しながら土曜日のタリバンはNATOのベースに夜明け前の攻撃を開始した

    • Taliban behind failed NY attack: US
      The United States charged for the first time that the Pakistani Taliban was behind a Pakistani-American's failed attempt to detonate a car bomb in the heart of New York City. 米国は初めてのことパキスタンのタリバンは、パキスタン系アメリカ人の失敗の試みニューヨーク市の中心部に自動車爆弾を爆発させるの後ろにいたためにご利用いただけます

    • US missile attack in Pakistan kills 5
      The attack is the latest in a barrage of strikes against al-Qaida and Taliban militants who have long sought sanctuary in the regionA US drone attack has killed five people in northwest Pakistan, local intelligence officials said, the latest in a barrage of such strikes against al-Qaida and Taliban militants who have long sought sanctuary in the region.The missile or missiles struck a house in North Waziristan, the area that has seen the overwhelming majority of attacks over the last two months, said the officials, who did not give their names because the agency they work for does not allow its operatives to be identified.The identities of those killed was not immediately known.North Waziristan is too dangerous for outsiders to visit and independently confirm the attacks. US officials do not acknowledge firing the missiles, much less discuss who they are targeting. Some locals say many of those killed are civilians; others say nearly all the victims are militants or those actively harboring them.There have now been at least 21 suspected US missile strikes in Pakistan this month. There were 21 such attacks in September, nearly double the previous monthly record. They are fired by unmanned drones that fly over the region for hours and equipped with extremely high-powered video cameras.North Waziristan is home to hundreds of Pakistani and foreign Islamist militants, many belonging to or allied with al-Qaida and the Taliban. The region also hosts the Haqqani network, a powerful insurgent group that US officials say is behind many of the attacks on US and NATO forces just across the border in Afghanistan.Pakistanguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 攻撃が長期regionA米国無人攻撃の聖域を求めて死亡している五人を北西パキスタンでアルカイダやタリバンの武装勢力に対する攻撃は、ローカルの情報当局よると、攻めなストライキの嵐に対しての最新の最新のものであるアルカイダと長いregion.Theミサイルの聖域を求めているか、ミサイルは、北朝鮮ワジリスタン、最後の2ヶ月間の攻撃の圧倒的多数を見ている地域の家を襲ったタリバン武装勢力が、当局者は、誰が与えていないと述べた自分の名前は、彼らのために働く機関は、その協同、亡くなった人々のidentified.The身元はすぐにknown.Northワジリスタンは、部外者は、訪問する独立して攻撃を確認して危険すぎるではなかったが許可されないため、

    • Allies take battle into Taleban heartland
      The final and critical phase of the offensive to clear Kandahar, the spiritual home of the Taleban, began yesterday with hundreds of troops carrying out an air assault on the main insurgent base in the region.The attack on the... 攻撃の最終的なものであり、重要なフェーズはカンダハルでは、タリバンの心の故郷、上region.The攻撃の主要な武装勢力の拠点に空爆を実施する部隊の何百もの昨日始まったオフにして...

    • Outrage over leak of Afghan war files
      The leak of some 90,000 secret US military files triggered outrage Monday from nations fighting in Afghanistan, amid fears it could endanger the lives of international forces battling the Taliban. いくつかの90,000の秘密米軍ファイルのリークが月曜日国アフガニスタンでの戦闘から、不安は多国籍軍タリバンと戦っての生活を危険にさらす可能性が中怒りを引き起こした

    • US troop deaths double in Afghanistan
      The number of US troops killed in Afghanistan has roughly doubled in the first three months of 2010 compared to the same period last year as Washington has added tens of thousands of additional soldiers to reverse the Taleban's momentum.Those... 米軍のアフガニスタンで死亡した数はおよそ2010年までに、同期間ワシントンの追加兵士の数千人のタリバンのmomentum.Those逆に数が追加されましたが、昨年に比べての最初の3カ月で倍増しています...

    • The leaders' debate: Britain and Afghanistan | David Cameron, Gordon Brown and Nick Clegg
      The party leaders lay out their policy positions ahead of Thursday's foreign affairs TV debateDavid Cameron: Britain lacks an effective national security policy Whoever wins this general election will immediately be confronted with the ongoing operations in Afghanistan that are vital to our national security. The strategy which has been in place since the end of last year is, I believe, broadly the right one; we must give it the necessary time and support to succeed. That is how we can continue to reverse the Taliban's momentum, build up the Afghan armed forces, and create the conditions for transition to Afghan control. Where we need to go further and faster is in ensuring the right balance of troops across Helmand and in forging a new political settlement. In so doing, we will help to bring greater security to the wider region – and in particular, to Pakistan.During the past decade we have fought two wars, been attacked by terrorists, and faced plots connected to Pakistan and carried out by British nationals attempting to blow up transatlantic planes. But we still do not have a fully functioning national security council; we have not had a comprehensive strategic defence review since 1998; and we have had four defence secretaries in as many years – including one who was part-time even while we were at war. We will not have an effective national security policy if we carry on like this. So a Conservative government would do things differently. We would bring in a new joined-up way of thinking and a new national security approach.• Read more hereGordon Brown: Labour's commitment is non-negotiable We have a clear strategy of Afghanisation, a target of 300,000 trained Afghan army and police by the end of next year, and an agreed process for handing over districts and prov 党指導部は、その政策の位置を前に木曜日の外交テレビのキャメロンdebateDavid:英国は誰今回の総選挙で勝利すぐにアフガニスタンの国家安全保障に不可欠な継続的な操作で直面するだろう効果的な安全保障政策を欠いているレイアウト

    • Barack Obama's same old brand new security strategy
      The present US administration's approach has more in common with past presidencies than it might admit, says Richard FontaineBarack Obama's national security strategy is being interpreted as a break with his predecessor's. But for all of its rhetorical distancing, there is more continuity – with Bush and other recent US presidencies – than most perceive.The transatlantic relationship is still the cornerstone of international engagement. The gravest danger to the US comes from weapons of mass destruction in the hands of terrorists. The US still reserves the right to act unilaterally and does not rule out pre-emption, even if it does not trumpet that fact. It will maintain military superiority, promote democracy and human rights, isolate Iran and North Korea, and counter extremism. It will work against the Taliban and with the Iraqis.There are a few differences in substance and many in tone. But it would be wrong to say this is a break with the past – US interests and values are longstanding and the tools it possesses for pursuing them are stable.The realities of the international system and continuing US interests always inform its foreign policy. The differences that exist are on the margin and, while that margin can be consequential, the new strategy should be seen in the context of the country's history.Yet it is wrong to describe the new strategy as Bush redux – it is more America redux. Administrations centre their foreign policy within the broad course of tradition and then describe their approach as a dramatic shift. We can expect this administration less to tread new ground but rather to pledge to do things more effectively. Time will tell.Richard Fontaine is a senior fellow at the Centre for a New American Security, a nonpartisan national security thinktank in W 現在の米政権のアプローチは、過去の議長よりも認めるかもしれないと共通の詳細を持って、リチャードFontaineBarackオバマ氏の国家安全保障戦略は、とブレークと解釈されているという彼の前任者の

    • Pakistan and Afghanistan: interdependent, distrustful neighbours | Michael Semple
      The relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan is a lot more complex than described in the stories of ISI goonsNo one should be surprised that 180 of the leaked intelligence reports sound alarm bells about the involvement of Pakistan's ISI intelligence service in Afghan insurgency. Plenty such alarm bells have been sounded in the public domain already. But it is important that policymakers draw the right conclusions.During the period covered by these reports, I sat in on one of the first national workshops of the Afghan reconciliation commission, headed by former president, Sebghatullah Mojadedi. Provincial police chiefs and governors and other officials split into small groups to discuss the causes of ongoing conflict. Encouraged by Mojadedi himself, every single working group fed back the conclusion that Pakistani ISI interference was the prime cause of conflict in the country.This was more an article of faith than an empirical finding. Assembled Afghan officialdom simply worked on the basis that Pakistan had supported the Taliban, was opposed to the post-Taliban set-up and must be behind any resistance to this new setup.In an even more blatant fashion, while visiting one of the Afghan provinces bordering Pakistan I asked the provincial intelligence chief to explain his role. He described his main function as being to inculcate in the people of the province a belief that Pakistan could never tolerate a stable Afghanistan, so that they would always be on their guard to check ISI interference.The point is that Afghanistan and Pakistan are countries with a complex history of interdependence. Although most of Afghanistan's trade comes through Pakistan and Pakistan was the main place of refuge for Afghan refugees during the 1980s, the most popular way of establishing cr パキスタンとアフガニスタンの関係は多くのISIのgoonsNo 1つのストーリーで説明したよりも複雑ですがびっくりする必要がありますが、アフガン暴動、パキスタンのISIの諜報機関の関与は約180流出インテリジェンスレポートの音警鐘

    • Afghan police training plan in disarray
      The strategic plan of creating an Afghan security force to replace United States and British troops fighting in Afghanistan is in serious disarray with local forces a fraction of their reported size, infiltrated by the Taleban at... 米国米国と英国軍のアフガニスタンでの戦。代わりにアフガン治安部隊をcreatingのstrategic計画local軍の報告のサイズの割合、タリバンby at潜入with serious混乱状態にある...

    • Woman suicide bombers fresh challenge for Pak security forces
      The use of a woman suicide bomber by the Taliban to target a UN aid centre in Pakistan's restive tribal belt represents a fresh challenge as security forces will have to find ingenious ways to avert more such attacks, experts said on Sunday. タリバンによる女性の自爆テロの使用は、パキスタンの反抗的な部族ベルトの国連支援センターを対象とする治安部隊が独創的な方法は、このような攻撃を避けるために検索する必要があるので、新鮮な課題を示し、専門家は日曜日に語った

    • Australian soldiers die in Afghanistan crash
      Three Australian commandos have been killed and seven injured in a helicopter crash during an early-morning operation against Taleban insurgents in Afghanistan.The deaths yesterday morning follow those of two engineers less than... 3つのオーストラリア部隊が殺されていると7つのヘリコプター墜落事故で負傷Afghanistan.The死亡のタリバン武装勢力に対する早朝の操作中に、昨日の午前those 2人のエンジニア未満の後続...

    • US embassy cables: Afghan Taliban and Haqqani Network using United Arab Emirates as funding base
      Thursday, 07 January 2010, 13:10S E C R E T ABU DHABI 000009NOFORNE.O. 12958: DECL: 2035/01/07 TAGS: ECON, PTER, KTFN, AE, AF, EFIN SUBJECT: (S) US-UAE Further Cooperation to Disrupt Taliban FinanceCLASSIFIED BY: Richard Olson, Ambassador, State Department, U.S. Embassy Abu Dhabi; REASON: 1.4(B), (D)(S//NF) Summary1. (S//NF) SUMMARY. On December 15-16, 2009, Treasury Department Acting Assistant Secretary of the Office of Intelligence and Analysis Howard Mendelsohn, along with GRPO officers and Treasury analysts, met with senior officials from the UAE's State Security Department (SSD) and Dubai's General Department of State Security (GDSS) to discuss suspected Taliban-related financial activity in the UAE. Prior to these meetings, GRPO and Treasury passed to SSD and GDSS detailed information on the financing of the Taliban and other terrorist and extremist groups based in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Mendelsohn praised the UAE for its contribution to building a stable and moderate Afghanistan. He thanked the SSD and GDSS for its commitment, per the directive of Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, to disrupt any Taliban-related financial activity that can be identified in the UAE. The UAE services pledged full cooperation toward the shared goal and asked for additional detailed and actionable lead information. In particular, they asked for additional passport information, telephone numbers, full names and aliases, and travel itineraries for Taliban figures suspected of traveling to the UAE. END SUMMARY.2. (S//NF) During the course of the two multi-hour intelligence exchange sessions, GRPO and Treasury analysts walked through the previously shared information suggesting that Taliban-related finance officials have visited the UAE in order to raise or move funds. 2010年1月7日(木曜日)、13:10のS ECRETアブダビは、アブダビ000009NOFORNE.O

    • Afghan president 'resists' US village defence plan
      Top US military commander in Afghanistan General David Petraeus has met sharp resistance from President Hamid Karzai to a US plan to assist Afghan villagers in fighting the Taliban on their own, The Washington Post reported Saturday.The Post said the first meeting last week between the new commander and the Afghan president turned tense after Karzai renewed his objections to the plan to assist the villagers. アフガニスタン一般デービッドペトレイアストップ米軍司令官が米国の計画自分でタリバンとの戦いにアフガニスタンの村人を支援するハミドカルザイ大統領から鋭い抵抗を満たしている、ワシントンポスト紙はSaturday.Theポストは最初の会議は先週と伝えた新しいカルザイ大統領は計画村人を支援するために彼の異議を更新した後司令官とアフガニスタン大統領は緊張なった

    • 20 suicide bombers attack military base in Afghanistan, clashes going on: Taliban
      Twenty Taliban suicide bombers Wednesday launched an attack on the main military base of Bagram, 50 km north of Kabul, the capital city of Afghanistan, a Taliban spokesman said. Zabihullah Mujahid, a spokesman of the Taliban insurgent group, told Xinhua through telephone from an unidentified location that four of the attackers have exploded themselves close to the military base. Local media reported that the clash between the militants and the NATO-led International Security Assistance For ... 20タリバン自爆水曜日スポークスマンはタリバン、首都のアフガニスタン開始メイン軍事攻撃をベースのカブール、北のバグラム、50キロだ

    • Two Spanish civil guards killed in Afghanistan
      Two Spanish civil guards and their Afghan interpreter were shot dead by an Afghan policeman with suspected links to the Taliban as they were giving a training course in the Afghan province of Badghis on Wednesday morning. Spanish Interior Minister Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba said the priority was to bring the bodies of the killed home as soon as possible. Spain currently has some 1,500 troops serving in NATO's International Security Assistance Force. The death of two civil guards brings the to ... されたことのトレーニングコースをアフガニスタンのルバルカバペレス県アルフレドスペイン内務大臣水曜日の朝にのバードギース彼らは2つのようにタリバンのリンクに疑いがあるアフガニスタン警察とで死んでスペイン市民ガードとアフガニスタンの通訳されたショットをもたらすとした優先順位は、死亡家団体のできるだけ早く、スペイン、現在空軍が1500人余りの援助セキュリティ部隊を提供におけるNATOの国際

    • New Afghan war commander appeals for unity
      US General David Petraeus appealed Saturday for a united effort to end almost nine years of war against the Taliban as he made his public debut as the commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan.The four-star general, who arrived in the Afghan capital on Friday, faces a tough task to bring peace and secure a face-saving exit for allied troops fighting an increasingly deadly insurgency by the hardline Islamists. 彼はAfghanistan.Theにアフガニスタンの首都の金曜日に到着したNATO軍大将の司令官としての公務デビューと米ゼネラルデービッドペトレイアスは土曜日結束タリバンとの戦争のほぼ9年を終了するために、訴え平和をもたらすとの顔を節約出口を確保する困難な課題に顔は軍隊を強硬イスラムによってますます致命的な暴動鎮圧の同盟

    • Taliban footprint 'spreading': Petraeus
      US General David Petraeus has acknowleged that the Taliban are expanding their footprint across Afghanistan even as foreign forces press them in the south. 米ゼネラルデービッドペトレイアスは、タリバンも外国軍が南にそれを押すとアフガニスタンでの足跡を拡大しているacknowlegedしています

    • Petraeus calls for Afghan unity
      US General David Petraeus has appealed for a united effort against the Taliban in Afghanistan in his debut speech as NATO commander. 米ゼネラルデービッドペトレイアスはNATOの司令官としての彼のデビュー演説でアフガニスタンのタリバンに対する結束を呼び掛けています

    • US drone strike kills 12 militants in Pakistan
      US drones fired off a volley of missiles targeting Al-Qaeda linked fighters in Pakistan's northwest tribal belt Wednesday, killing 12 militants in the third deadly strike in 24 hours, security officials said.The pre-dawn attack was directed at the Haqqani network, officials said, a Pakistan-based group with links to both Al-Qaeda and the Taliban and one of the toughest foes for foreign forces in the war in neighbouring Afghanistan. 米国は国際テロ組織アルカイダは24時間以内に第。致命的なストライキに12過激派を殺して、水曜日パキスタンの北西部の部族ベルトに戦闘機をリンクされているターゲットにミサイルの一斉射撃を発射し、ドローン、治安当局は、夜明け前の攻撃は、Haqqaniネットワークで職員を指示されたsaid.Theと言ったの両方アルカイダやタリバンとアフガニスタンを隣国での戦争の外国軍の過酷な敵のいずれかへのリンクとパキスタンベースのグループ

    • US security firms funnel cash to Taliban: report
      US funds for private security contractors in Afghanistan have flowed to warlords and Taliban insurgents, undermining the war effort and fueling corruption, according to a Senate report.The investigation by the Senate Armed Services Committee found that the government had failed to vet or manage those hired to provide security under contracts worth billions of dollars, with disastrous results. アフガニスタンの民間警備業者のための米国の資金が交わす機会は、戦争の努力と腐敗を給油を損なう、軍閥やタリバン武装勢力に流れた上院軍事委員会が上院report.Theの調査によると、政府は獣医に失敗したこと、または雇用者の管理が見つかりました契約の下で悲惨な結果とドルの価値は十億ドルを、セキュリティを提供しています

    • Civilian deaths undermine progress against Taleban
      United States, British and Afghan forces claimed they made steady inroads into the last big Taleban stronghold in central Helmand yesterday but their mission was clouded by the deaths of 12 civilians in a Nato missile strike.The... アメリカ合衆国、イギリス、アフガニスタン軍は、中心部ヘルマンド州での最後のビッグタリバンの拠点に昨日だが着実に進出して自分たちの任務は、NATOのミサイルstrike.Theの12の民間人が死亡してぼんやりと主張した...

    • US puts Pakistan Taleban on official terrorist register
      WASHINGTON - United States officials launched a broad legal offensive against Pakistan's Taleban yesterday, placing the group on its international terrorism blacklist and charging its leader with planning last year's suicide bombing... ワシントン - 米国当局はパキスタンのタリバン昨日に対して、その国際的なテロのブラックリストにグループを配置する広範な法的攻撃を開始し、昨年の自爆テロを計画してとのリーダーを充電...

    • White House keen to mend fences with Karzai
      WASHINGTON: Anti-corruption measures in Afghanistan's government and its President's attitude towards the Taliban will be at the core of bilateral talks in the US this week aimed at rebuilding the two nations' partnership after a testy period of public spats. ワシントン:アフガニスタンの政府の反腐敗対策とタリバンへの大統領の態度は、米国の二国間協議の中。今週公開スパッツの不機嫌そうな期間の後、両国のパートナーシップを構築を目指したされます

    • US embassy cables: Hillary Clinton says Saudi Arabia 'a critical source of terrorist funding'
      Wednesday, 30 December 2009, 13:28S E C R E T STATE 131801 NOFORN SIPDIS FOR TFCO EO 12958 DECL: 12/28/2019 TAGS EFIN, KTFN, PTER, PINR, PREL, PK, KU, AE, QA, SA SUBJECT: TERRORIST FINANCE: ACTION REQUEST FOR SENIOR LEVEL ENGAGEMENT ON TERRORISM FINANCEREF: A. (A) STATE 112368 B. (B) RIYADH 1499 C. (C) KUWAIT 1061 D. (D) KUWAIT 1021 E. (E) ABU DHABI 1057 F. (F) DOHA 650 G. (G) ISLAMABAD 2799Classified By: EEB/ESC Deputy Assistant Secretary Douglas C. Hengel for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).-------Summary-------1. (U) This is an action request cable. Please see para 3.2. (S/NF) Summary: In August 2009, Special Representative to the President for Afghanistan and Pakistan (S/SRAP) Ambassador Richard Holbrooke in coordination with the Department of Treasury established the interagency Illicit Finance Task Force (IFTF). The IFTF is chaired by Treasury A/S David Cohen. It focuses on disrupting illicit finance activities in Afghanistan and Pakistan and the external financial/logistical support networks of terrorist groups that operate there, such as al-Qa'ida, the Taliban, and Lashkar e-Tayyiba (LeT). The IFTF's activities are a vital component of the USG's Afghanistan and Pakistan (Af/Pak) strategy dedicated to disrupting illicit finance flows between the Gulf countries and Afghanistan and Pakistan. The IFTF has created a diplomatic engagement strategy to assist in the accomplishment of this objective. The strategy focuses on senior-level USG engagement with Gulf countries and Pakistan to communicate USG counterterrorism priorities and to generate the political will necessary to address the problem. The IFTF has drafted talking points for use by all USG officials in their interactions with Gulf and Pakistani interlocutors. These points focus on funding for terrorist groups t 2009年12月30日(水曜日)、午後1時28分SのECRET状態TFCO電気浸透12958赤緯用131801 NOFORNのSIPDIS:2019年12月28日のTAG EFIN、KTFN、PTER、PINR、プレルは、PK、区は、AE、品質保証、SAの件名:テロリストファイナンス:テロFINANCEREFのシニアレベルのエンゲージメントのためのアクション要求:Åの(A)の状態112368 Bの(B)は1499℃(C)がサウジアラビア政府は1061は、D(D)は1021クウェート大腸菌(E)のアブダビ1057をクウェートF.(メス)ドーハ650 Gさん(G)がイスラマバード2799Classified投稿者:理由EEB / ESCキー次官補ダグラスC.ヘンゲル1.4(b)と(dは).-------概要------- 1

    • Taliban raid showcases new battle tactics
      With tactics similar to an earlier assault on Kabul, heavily armed Taliban suicide bombers attacked important buildings in Lashkar Gah, Helmand's provincial capital. The Taliban say the focus on urban targets has been forced on them by the increased presence of troops. - Mohammad Ilyas Dayee (Feb 3, '10) との戦術カブールで、以前の攻撃に、大きくタリバンの自爆テロ武。類似ラシュカルーん、ヘルマンド州の州都で重要な建物を攻撃した

    • Voting for Afghan parliamentary concludes amid minor incidents
      Afghanistan's parliamentary elections wrapped up Saturday after 10 hours long voting with one hour informal extension due to minor security incidents. &$ &$An official checks the identity of a voter at a polling station in Kabul Sept. 18, 2010. Afghanistan on Saturday held parliamentary elections amid tight security and Taliban threat to attack voters. (Xinhua/Sarosh)&$&$ The voting formally commenced at 7:00 a ... アフガニスタンの議会選挙は、インシデントのセキュリティラップマイナー、土曜日のために延長後の10時間の長い非公式時間投票で1つ

    • US drone attacks kill 15 in Pakistan
      Missile strikes part of CIA-led covert war targeting Taliban and al-Qaida militants near border with AfghanistanTwo American missile attacks killed 15 people in a region in north-west Pakistan that has seen few such strikes in the past, Pakistani officials said. The strikes today are an apparent expansion of the CIA-led covert war inside the country.The strikes took place in two villages of the Tirah Valley in the Khyber region, the Pakistani intelligence and government officials said. The same valley, which is known to be home to militants, was hit last night in another US attack.The two intelligence and two government officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to speak to the media.Most of the more than 100 missile attacks this year inside Pakistan have taken place in North Waziristan, a tribal area effectively under the control of Taliban and al-Qaida groups.Pakistani officials protest at the strikes but are believed to have secretly authorised at least some of them. Analysts say targeting information for many of the attacks is probably provided by Pakistani intelligence officials.The missiles, fired from unmanned drones, hit houses in the villages of Speen Drang and Shandana, the officials said. It was unclear exactly how many people were killed in each respective village.The missile attacks have been credited with killing many top militants, but have stirred nationalist anger in Pakistan.The frequency of the attacks has more than doubled this year compared with last year, suggesting the Obama administration sees the tactic as key to reducing the strength of militants planning attacks in Afghanistan and the west.PakistanAfghanistanCIAUnited Statesal-Qaidaguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is ミサイルはAfghanistanTwoアメリカのミサイル攻撃との国境近くにタリバンやアルカイダの武装勢力をターゲットとCIAの主導の秘密戦争の一環打つ過去にいくつかのようなストライキを見ている北西部地域パキスタンで15人が死亡、パキスタン当局者は語った

    • Afghans praised for voting in shadow of violence
      Afghanistan's Western supporters praised Afghans Sunday for their courage in voting in a parliamentary poll overshadowed by Taliban threats on a day NATO said was as violent as last year's election.NATO said that 18 Afghans were killed on Saturday as the country voted for its second parliament since the 2001 US-led invasion ousted the Taliban, though more than 3.5 million Afghans took part in the election. アフガニスタン西部支持者たちは勇気の議会調査日NATOはタリバンの脅威による影の議決で、昨年のelection.NATOとして暴力だった国は、その2番目の議会のための投票が18日、アフガニスタンは土曜日に死亡したアフガニスタン日曜日を賞賛2001米国主導の侵攻は、しかし350万以上のアフガニスタン人が選挙に参加したタリバンを追放した

    • Afghanistan mission possible for coalition forces: Australian defense chief
      Australia's defense chief Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston revealed on Tuesday the tide is starting to turn against insurgents in Afghanistan. Houston said he did not want to overstate it too much as big challenges remained, establishing governance and delivering the right services including a robust police in former Taliban areas. However, he said the right strategy was in place, the right leader in International Security Assistance Force head General Stanley McChrystal was in charge and t ... オーストラリアの防衛省長官空軍大将アンガスヒューストン26日、潮、アフガニスタンで武装勢力

    • Military Cross holder died marking Afghan mine
      Acting Sergeant Michael Lockett MC was killed on the day he was due to fly home from AfghanistanA soldier killed on the day he was due to fly home from Afghanistan was the first Military Cross holder to die in battle since the second world war, it emerged at an inquest into his death. Acting Sergeant Michael Lockett MC, 29, was marking an improvised explosive device (IED) with spraypaint while on patrol in Helmand province when it exploded on 21 September last year, fatally injuring him. Two other soldiers were injured during the incident. The father of three, serving with 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment (Worcesters and Foresters), was awarded the cross for his bravery after fighting insurgents and leading his platoon to rescue injured colleagues trapped in a Taliban ambush in the Helmand village of Garmsir in 2007.MilitaryAfghanistanguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 演。軍曹マイケルロケットMCは、彼が家AfghanistanAの兵士が家にアフガニスタンから飛ぶためにされた日に殺さから飛ぶためにされた日に殺された最初の軍事クロスホルダー二次世界大戦以来、戦闘で死ぬことをされ、それがで浮上彼の死に審問

    • Pakistan mosque shootout leaves 18 injured
      Gun battle followed dispute between rival religious factions over who should lead prayersA shootout in a mosque in south-western Pakistan, caused by a dispute over who should lead prayers on one of Islam's most important holidays, has left 18 people injured, police said today.Followers of the two rival religious leaders pulled out weapons and began shooting after arguing over which one should start Eid al-Adha prayers at a small mosque in the Khuzdar district of Baluchistan province, Javed Ahmed, a police official, said.Khuzdar is about 550 miles south-west of Islamabad. Many of the region's ethnic Pashtuns carry rifles.Millions of people throughout Pakistan have been peacefully celebrating Eid al-Adha. The three-day festival – known as the Feast of the Sacrifice – involves the slaughter of sheep and cattle in remembrance of Abraham's near-sacrifice of his son.Pakistan began the religious holiday a day later than many other countries because of local authorities' interpretation of when the new moon was sighted.Many mosques have increased security measures to guard against attacks by the Taliban and other Islamist extremists.Earlier this month, at least 70 people died when a suicide bomber targeted a mosque frequented by anti-Taliban elders and a grenade exploded at another place of worship in Pakistan's north-west.PakistanIslamReligionguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 銃撃戦が残っているイスラムの最も重要な祝日のいずれかの祈りをリードすべきかをめぐる論争が原因で発生南パキスタン西部のモスク、でprayersA撃ち合いにつながるはずだ人以上のライバルの宗教的な派閥間の紛争を続け負傷18人、警察が発表した

    • US drone kills suspected militants in Pakistan
      Two drone strikes left 14 insurgents dead in latest wave of attacks against al-Qaida and Taliban fightersTwo American drone strikes killed 14 suspected militants in north-western Pakistan on Sunday, local intelligence officials said, in the latest attacks against al-Qaida and Taliban militants.In the first strike, nine insurgents were killed when two missiles were fired on the town of Ghulam Khan in North Waziristan.An hour later, another pair of missiles struck a vehicle in the nearby town of Datta Khel, killing five suspected militants.North Waziristan is a base for the Haqqani network, an insurgent group US officials say is behind many of the attacks on US and Nato forces across the border in Afghanistan.PakistanGlobal terrorismTalibanal-QaidaUS militaryUnited Statesguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 二つのローンのストライキは、14武装勢力アルカイダやタリバンfightersTwoアメリカのローンのストライキへの攻撃の最新の波の中で死んでいるまま日曜日に北パキスタン西部で14疑いのある過激派を殺して、地元の情報当局者はアルカイダやタリバンの武装勢力に対する最新の攻撃では、当該

    • British writer held for a month since Pakistan arrest
      Nicholas Bain, 70, arrested for entering tribal Khyber region of Pakistan without permissionA 70-year-old British writer has been held in Pakistan for nearly a month.Nicholas Bain was arrested in the country's dangerous tribal regions on 28 August. Authorities said he told officials he was writing a book and was trying to cross into Afghanistan when he was arrested in the Khyber region.Khyber administrator Arshad Khan said Bain was being held in the north-western city of Peshawar. It is understood he is in a prison and is fit and well.Foreigners need special permission to enter Khyber and other tribal regions, which are home to Taliban and al-Qaida militants.Khan said Bain was likely to be charged with entering the region without permission, an offence normally punishable by a fine or very short prison term.A Foreign Office spokeswoman confirmed Bain had been arrested in Pakistan and said consular assistance was being provided to his family.PakistanAdam Gabbattguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds permissionA 70歳のイギリス人作家のないパキスタンの部族カイバル領域を入力するための逮捕ニコラスベインは、70 Bain氏は8月28日に国の危険な部族地域で逮捕された近くmonth.Nicholas、パキスタンで開催されています

    • Briton Nicholas Bain held for a month after Pakistan arrest
      Man, 70, detained after trying to cross from dangerous Khyber tribal region into AfghanistanA Briton has been held in Pakistan for nearly a month, it was revealed today.Nicholas Bain, 70, was arrested in the country's dangerous Khyber tribal region. Authorities said he told officials he was writing a book and was trying to cross into Afghanistan when he was arrested.Khyber administrator Arshad Khan said Bain was being held in the north-western city of Peshawar.Foreigners need special permission to enter Khyber and other tribal regions, which are home to many Taliban and al-Qaida militants.Khan said Bain was likely to be charged with entering the region without permission.The Foreign Office is providing consular assistance to the family.PakistanAfghanistanTalibanal-Qaidaguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 男は、70 AfghanistanAブリトンに危険なカイバルの部族地域からパキスタンに1カ月近く開催されている横断しようとした後、それがtoday.Nicholasをベイン、70明らかにされた、国の危険なカイバルの部族地域で逮捕された拘束した

    • New Afghan war commander appeals for unity
      US General David Petraeus appealed Saturday for a united effort to end almost nine years of war against the Taliban as he made his public debut as the commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan. 彼はアフガニスタンでのNATO軍の指揮官としての公務デビューと米ゼネラルデービッドペトレイアスは土曜日結束タリバンとの戦争のほぼ9年を終わらせるために訴えた

    • New Afghan war commander appeals for united battle
      US General David Petraeus appealed for a united effort to end almost nine years of war against the Taliban as he made his public debut as the commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan. 彼はアフガニスタンでのNATO軍の指揮官としての公務デビューと米ゼネラルデービッドペトレイアスは結束タリバンとの戦争のほぼ9年を終わらせるために訴えた

    • Air strikes kill 13 Taliban insurgents, wound 15 in W Afghanistan
      Over a dozen Taliban militants were killed and 15 others sustained injury as aircraft raided their hideout in Pushtroad district of western Farah province of Afghanistan, police chief in the western region Ikramudin Yawar said Wednesday. &$ &$Source: Xinhua&$&$ ... 12反政府勢力タリバンが殺害された以上の航空機が西部地域Ikramudin Yawarで固めたアフガニスタン西部ファラー州のPushtroad地区での隠れ家、警察署長を家宅捜索など15人が負傷した

    • Karzai to offer Taliban new peace plan
      Afghan President Hamid Karzai is set to announce a new scheme for forging peace with the Islamist Taliban and other militants fighting to topple his government, his spokesman said Sunday. アフガニスタンのハミドカルザイ大統領はイスラム教徒のタリバンや他の過激派政権を打倒するための戦いと平和、鍛造用の新しいスキームを発表する設定されて、彼のスポークスマンは日曜日と述べた

    • Sectarianism has poisoned Pakistan | Basim Usmani
      The violence seen in Lahore last week was aided by a bigoted constitution. How has stock in our nationhood plummeted so?The recent attacks on a prominent shrine in Lahore demonstrate how the unrest in Pakistan is caused by a minority of few who cannot tolerate the plurality of beliefs in Pakistan. The Tehrik-e-Taliban are lying through their teeth when they claim that they do not attack public places. It's becoming more and more apparent that these militants aren't resisting American hegemony; this a war to determine Pakistan's future and, by proxy, the future of Islam.Whether the Tehrik-e-Taliban actually arranged the bombers' suicide belts is irrelevant; they have created a domino effect that's likely to spread from commercial capitals such as Lahore to cities with historic shrines and Pakistani historical sites, such as Multan, or Taxila.Unlike Baghdad, where violence between Islamic sects is a product of the war America is waging, the onus of last Thursday's blasts falls squarely on us, the citizens of Pakistan. We have been complacent about sectarianism for too long.A good friend who works for a transportation company told me in 2007 that in villages along the highways to Waziristan where the Taliban had seized control were the bodies of butchered Shia Muslims. That year, Lahore's public was too busy mobilising about the judiciary and President Musharraf to pay the violence any mind.Sectarianism has a brutal history in Pakistan that existed long before militants in Afghanistan began calling themselves the Taliban. I remember as a child in Lahore the broadcasts of gun violence outside Shia houses of worship during the early 1990s.Many Pakistanis feel that the attacks on two Ahmadiyya mosques last May, where gunmen unloaded bullets and grenades on Friday prayer-goers 暴力はラホールで先週見た頑固一徹の憲法に助けられていた

    • My Life With the Taliban by Abdul Salam Zaeef - review
      Crying Pakistani spies, a US advisor's endorsement, but suspiciously little about Osama bin Laden in the memoirs of one of the Taliban's founding membersThe Afghan peace train is standing at the platform, and all the major perpetrators of the war are jostling for seats, just in case it goes anywhere. Some are trying to reserve space just to stop others boarding. Some are trying to ensure the train never leaves the station.A lot of the passengers - the foreigners at least - will all carrying the same book on the journey. It is called My Life With the Taliban, by the movement's former ambassador to Islamabad, Abdul Salam Zaeef, now back in Afghanistan after four years in Guantanamo.Zaeef's story is the tale of an Afghan everyman, a boy from achingly poor beginning who remains viscerally attached to the dusty Kandahar soil from whence he came. By Zaeef's account, the relentless conflict that has taken up the majority of his 42 years has been about land and belonging more than religion and ideology.As an Afghan you are always more than one thing: your kin, your tribe, your ethnicity and the place you were born; all are part of you.This helps explain what a bloody struggle this has been, but it also offers hope of a way out. For those in Washington and London who have argued for years that the Taliban and al-Qaida are distinct entities with very different profiles and identities, this book helps make their point.In fact, one of the more telling passages from the book is the foreword, written by Barnett Rubin, a New York University academic who also happens to be the top advisor to Richard Holbrooke, the US special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan.For me this book poses one question above all: do I need to be this man's enemy? Politics and war, alas, may give their own answ パキスタンスパイ泣く、タリバンの創立membersTheアフガン和。列車のいずれかの回顧録の中で、オサマビンラディンについて、米国のアドバイザーの推薦が、妖しく少し、プラットフォームに立っている戦争のすべての主要な加害者は席目白押しです、だけで場合、それはどこに行く

    • Merkel meets troops in surprise Afghanistan visit
      German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Saturday for the first time that German troops were fighting a war in Afghanistan, as she addressed them on a surprise visit to the country, reporters with her said.Her office said that she had arrived in Kunduz in northern Afghanistan to meet German troops serving there ahead of the Christmas celebrations.She then went on to Mazar-i-Sharif for talks with Afghan President Hamid Karzai and the US commander of international forces fighting Taliban insurgents, General David Petraeus. 彼女は国への電撃訪問でそれらを解決としてドイツのアンゲラメルケル首相は、ドイツ軍はアフガニスタンでの戦争を戦っていたことを初めて土曜日よると、彼女said.Herオフィスと記者は、彼女がアフガニスタン北部クンドゥズに到着したことを当該タリバン武装勢力は、一般的なデビッドペトレイアス戦うアフガニスタンのハミドカルザイ大統領と国際部隊の米軍司令官と会談マザリシャリフにある先のクリスマスcelebrations.Sheの後に行った料理ドイツ軍を満たしています

    • Letters: Humanitarians must talk to the Taliban
      Advice to aid agencies to seek a green light from the Taliban to work in zones under their control is hardly groundbreaking counsel (Afghan aid workers advised to seek permission from Taliban, 15 October). In any conflict situation, humanitarian organisations must negotiate access with the men with the guns.In order for humanitarians to reach the people trapped in the midst of conflict, all parties need to understand that they come with no political, religious or economic agenda – they are solely there to provide desperately needed assistance. But to generate that understanding, you need to talk. You need to talk to everybody regardless of the side that they take.In Afghanistan, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been talking to all sides – the Afghan, US, UK and other European governments, Nato, Isaf and opposition groups – and we are not the only organisation to do so. This is facilitated for MSF by the fact that we do not use any government funding in Afghanistan and rely solely on private donations. Through dialogue, we could access Helmand province and are now supporting one of only two functioning hospitals in the whole of southern Afghanistan.Humanitarians working in the most violent parts of the world always seek to maintain dialogue with the parties to a conflict – state or non-state, military or irregular. To do otherwise and make choices about to whom we talk would mean jeopardising our capacity to provide aid to those most in need.Marc DuBois Executive director, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) UKTalibanAfghanistanAidguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds アドバイスは、政府機関はほとんど(アフガン援助の労働者は、タリバンからの許可を求めることをお勧め10月15日)の助言を画期的な制御の下のゾーンで動作するようにタリバンから緑色の光を求めて支援する

    • Afghanistan attack kills six Nato soldiers
      Nato troops killed in insurgent attack in southern Afghanistan as Nato-Afghan force kills Taliban leaderSix Nato service personnel were killed today in an insurgent attack in southern Afghanistan, the international alliance said in a statement.Nato did not give further details, in keeping with a policy of waiting for the alliance's individual countries to identify their casualties.Fighting has increased in southern Afghanistan as a surge of US troops poured into Helmand and Kandahar provinces this year in an attempt to push the Taliban out of their traditional strongholds.More than 670 international troops have been killed so far this year, well above the 502 killed in the whole of 2009.Also today, Nato said a joint Nato-Afghan force killed a Taliban leader and captured an important member of another militant group in the east.The Taliban leader was involved in weapons smuggling and attacks in eastern Wardak province, according to a statement. Nato identified him only by his first name, Fedahi.Two men threatened the troops as they entered a compound last night where they had heard Fedahi was staying. They shot and killed both men and one was later identified as Fedahi, the statement said. The coalition statement said no civilians were harmed in the operation.In a separate raid in eastern Khost province last night, Nato and Afghan troops captured a leader of the Haqqani network, a Pakistan-based Taliban faction closely tied to al-Qaida.The troops captured the targeted militant in a compound in Terayzai district, according to a statement. The detainee, it said, had conducted bomb attacks and ambushes against Afghan and coalition troops.NatoAfghanistanTalibanguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions NATOのアフガニスタン力としてアフガニスタン南部で武装勢力の攻撃で死亡、NATO軍がタリバンleaderSix NATOのサービス担当者は、アフガニスタン南部で武装勢力の攻撃で、今日殺された殺し、国際的な同盟はに沿って、詳細を明らかにしなかったstatement.Natoで述べているそのcasualties.Fightingを識別するために同盟の個々の国を待っているの方針は、米軍のサージとしてアフガニスタン南部で増加している670国際よりも伝統的なstrongholds.Moreのタリバンを押し出す試みで、今年ヘルマンドカンダハル州に注ぎ、軍は2009.Also今日の全体の死亡502上回る、今年これまでに殺害されている、NATOが共同NATOのアフガニスタン力がタリバン指導者を殺し、east.Theタリバンの別の武装グループの重要なメンバーを捕獲したと述べたリーダーは声明によると、武器の密輸と東部ワルダック州での攻撃に関与していた

    • Gunmen storm Lahore hospital
      At least six dead in failed attempt to free militant captured after Friday's attacks on Ahmedi mosques in PakistanAt least two gunmen disguised in police uniforms attacked a hospital in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore last night, killing six people in a failed attempt to free a captured militant being treated there, officials said.The gunmen managed to escape but left without securing the release of the militant, who was part of a group of gunmen who attacked a minority sect in Lahore on Friday and killed 93 people, said Rana Sanaullah, the law minister of Punjab province, of which Lahore is the capital.The gunmen stormed Jinnah hospital in a hail of gunfire shortly before midnight and briefly took several patients hostage, Sanaullah said. One of the gunmen climbed on the roof to shoot at police who surrounded the building, he added.According to the Punjab police chief, Tariq Saleem, four of the six people killed in the attack were policemen, while another seven people were wounded.Lahore has experienced a string of deadly attacks in the past year by militants who have declared war on both the government and minority groups in the country.Friday's attacks against two mosques in Lahore targeted the Ahmedi sect, a minority reviled as heretics by mainstream Muslims. Seven gunmen attacked the mosques with assault rifles, grenades and suicide vests. At least two of the attackers were captured, while some died in the standoff or by detonating their explosives.Police have said the men who attacked the mosques in Lahore were part of the Punjabi Taliban and trained in the North Waziristan tribal region. Authorities have arrested at least seven other men allegedly linked to the attacks who were members of a variety of banned militant groups.PakistanGlobal terrorismguardian.c 少なくとも6人が失敗したのに死んで無。武装少なくとも2つのPakistanAt武装警察の制服で偽装のAhmediのモスクで金曜日の攻撃後に捕獲ラホールの東パキスタンの都市の最後の夜、失敗を解放するには、6人が死亡、病院を攻撃キャプチャ人ラホールで金曜日に少数派を攻撃し、93人が死亡した武装勢力のグループの一部であり、過激派はラナSanaullah者は、過激派は、そこに扱われて、当局は武装勢力から逃れるためにはのリリースを確保せずに残って管理複式どのラホールはcapital.The武装ですパンジャブ州の法律大臣は、砲撃の雨真夜中直前とジナ病院を席巻した簡単に数人の患者を人質に取り、Sanaullahは言った

    • Wikileaks Afghanistan files: every IED attack, with co-ordinates. Spreadsheet and visualised
      From the Wikileaks Afghanistan war logs: every roadside bomb and IED attack between 2004 and 2009, with full details • Get the data• Interactive guide to these attacks• Glossary of military terms• Guardian selection of key events: the dataThe improvised explosive device (IED) is the Taliban's weapon of choice, a deadly yet effective counter to the technological superiority of their western adversaries in Afghanistan. It is the biggest single cause of deaths of British troops in Helmand and has proven impossible to completely counter.In their simplest form, IEDs are roadside bombs triggered by command wire, radio signal, mobile phone or by the victim, usually by walking or driving over the devices. Their explosive power comes from shells, diesel or fertiliser. Despite their crudeness, the IEDs are a fearsome enemy. Insurgents employ ruses to outwit electronic counter-measures (ECM) – sophisticated devices used by western soldiers to jam radio signals. Earlier this year all-plastic IEDS, which cannot be detected by traditional mine-sweepers, started to appear on the battlefield. And they are every deadlier, with some able to penetrate the most thick-skinned armoured vehicle. Extracted from the full Wikileaks database, this spreadsheet provides a unique record of attacks since 2004. It only covers roadside bombs and does not include person- or vehicle-borne suicide bombs. We have left out hoaxes (counted as IED incidents in official figures) and only include IED explosions, IED ambushes - where an explosion is combined with an ambush by insurgents - and those that have been found and cleared.This database shows the figures soared in the run-up to the 2009 presidential elections, with more than 100 attacks in three days.The speadsheets are huge - if you're looking to naviga Wikileaksは、アフガニスタン戦争からログ:詳細は各道路脇の爆弾は、2004年と2009年の間IEDの攻撃•これらの攻撃•用語軍事用語のキーイベントの•ガーディアンの選択:dataTheは爆発装置(IEDの即興に•インタラクティブガイドデータを取得する)を選択、致命的なまだ効果的なアフガニスタンでの西部の敵の技術的優位にカウンタのタリバンの武器です

    • Taliban: The True Story of the World's Most Feared Fighting Force by James Fergusson | Books review
      This portrait of the Taliban is convincing – but rather dullOne of the few subjects which unite left and right in the west is dislike of the Taliban. The former abhors their abuse of women and contempt for human rights; the latter their hatred for America and Israel. So the notion that the governments now waging war against them should instead negotiate with them has, at least until recently, met with little favour in any western political quarter. James Fergusson, a British journalist who has been covering Afghanistan for 14 years, believes that dealing with the Taliban is in the interests of both foreigners and Afghans. His argument, woven through a book which describes the rise, fall and rise of a bunch of Pashtun guerrillas who have pinned down the armed forces of the world's great powers in an unwinnable war, comes in two parts: that the Taliban are not as bad as westerners think, and that they are too important to be ignored.On the first part, he points out that at first the Taliban improved life for Afghans. They (the word is a plural, denoting seekers after knowledge) emerged from the chaos that followed the Soviet withdrawal, when competing groups of mujahideen blew Kabul to pieces, warlords sliced the countryside up into fiefdoms and bandits set up roadblocks to extort money from travellers. With their swift enforcement of tribal law and their brutal sharia punishments, the Taliban were, initially, welcomed by their fellow Pashtuns.But the chaos of civil war was swiftly replaced by a horrible new order. The Taliban stopped girls from going to school and women from leaving their houses without their husbands, executed criminals in front of crowds, sawed off the hands of thieves, forbade people from using computers, listening to music or watching TV, and destroy ではなく、左と団結権西のタリバンの嫌いですいくつかの科目のdullOne - タリバンのこの肖像画は説得力があります

    • Afghan senior official killed in suicide blast
      Deputy governor of volatile eastern province killed by suicide car bomber, along with five others, police sayThe deputy governor of a volatile eastern Afghan province was killed by a suicide car bomber today, along with five others, police said.The explosion occurred when the official was driving in Ghazni city toward his office, the police chief of Ghazni province, Zarawar Zahid, said.The bomber rammed into one of the vehicles in the two-car convoy, causing a large blast. Everyone in the convoy was killed, including deputy governor Khazim Allayar, his adult son, his driver, and three bodyguards, Zahid said. Twelve people nearby were wounded.Government officials are prime targets for the Taliban and other insurgent groups that have initiated an assassination campaign against people who work with either the government or Nato forces.Allayar had held the post for more than seven years. He survived a bombing attempt just two months ago in the city.Meanwhile, the office of President Hamid Karzai said it was looking into the possible deaths of civilians in Laghman province, north-east of Kabul.Nato forces said one civilian was killed by a coalition service member in the Alishing district of Laghman on Sunday. It said an investigation was continuing into the circumstances of the man's death.Civilian deaths are a sensitive issue in Afghanistan. Protests were held in Laghman after about 30 insurgents were killed during an operation involving a combined force of more than 250 Afghan National Army, Afghan National Police and coalition soldiers last week. Nato said no civilians were harmed in that operation.AfghanistanGlobal terrorismguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds に沿って5人と自殺車爆弾で殺された揮発性東部州の副知事が、警察は、揮発性東部アフガニスタンの州の副知事が5人と一緒に、今日の自殺車の爆撃によって殺されたsayThe、警察said.The爆発が発生したときの公式彼のオフィスに向かってガズニ市で運転していた、said.The爆撃機が2台の車列に車のいずれかに突っ込んだガズニ州、Zarawar Zahidさん、の警察署長大規模な爆発を引き起こす

    • Peshawar Journal: Bootlegging, Pakistan-Style
      Purveyors of contraband alcohol must hide their line of work from the police, the Taliban and their families. 密輸アルコールの御用達は、警察、タリバンとその家族からの仕事のその行を非表示にする必要があります

    • Afghans guarding Nato convoy killed
      Taliban suspected of shooting dead nine workers who were guarding a Nato supply convoy in Gereshk districtGunmen killed nine Afghan workers who were guarding a Nato supply convoy in the south of the country, police said today.The attack in Gereshk district happened last night, according to the deputy police chief for Helmand province, Kamaluddin Khan. Military supply convoys are regularly attacked in Afghanistan, where they are seen as an easier target for insurgents than Nato bases.The shootings come about a week after trucks carrying Nato supplies for troops began travelling again through the Khyber Pass from Pakistan into Afghanistan. Pakistan had closed the Torkham crossing in protest at a Nato helicopter strike that killed two Pakistani border guards.During the 11-day blockade, about 150 trucks were destroyed and some drivers and police were injured in the almost daily attacks in Pakistan. However, Nato said its supplies were not interrupted as it sent them through other routes.Last night an air strike by coalition forces killed four suspected Taliban fighters who were planting a bomb, said Abdul Jabar Pardeli, the police chief in neighbouring Nimroz province. A Taliban commander was among those killed.Violence has risen in southern Afghanistan as Nato and Afghan forces have for months attempted to push insurgents from their strongholds in the Taliban heartland of Kandahar.Checkpoints have been set up around Kandahar city in an attempt to keep insurgents from entering and carrying out attacks.Control of Kandahar is seen as key to reversing Taliban momentum in the war. The nearly 150,000 international troops and 220,000-strong Afghan security forces are still struggling against an estimated 30,000 insurgents.The nine-year war has inflicted a mounting toll on Afghan タリバンはGereshkのdistrictGunmenでNATOの補給部隊は、国の南にNATOの補給部隊を守っていた九アフガン労働者を殺害した警備死者。労働者を撮影するの疑い、警察によると、Gereshk地区にtoday.The攻撃は最後の夜を起こると言いましたヘルマンド州、Kamaluddinカーン副警察署長

    • Times Square bomb plot accused charged
      A Pakistan-born US citizen faces arraignment in New York on an indictment accusing him of using money and training from the Pakistani Taleban to plot a failed Times Square car bombing.Faisal Shahzad is being called upon Monday... パキスタン生まれの米国市民が起。月曜日に呼び出されている失敗タイムズスクエア車bombing.Faisal Shahzadをプロットするお金とパキスタンタリバンからトレーニングを使用して、彼を非難するようなニューヨークで罪状認否に直面して...

    • Pakistan Taliban behind failed New York attack, says US
      A senior US official said in a TV interview on Sunday that there is evidence to suggest that the Pakistani Taliban was behind the attempted Times Square car bombing. 米政府高官は、日曜日にテレビのインタビューで、証拠は、パキスタンのタリバンは未遂タイムズスクエア自動車爆弾事件の背後に提案すると述べた

    • US adds Pakistani Taliban to its terror list
      The Obama administration designated the Pakistani Taliban a terrorist group and federal prosecutors filed criminal charges against its leader. U.S. counterterrorism officials say the group, which is also known as the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP, financed and provided training to the suspect who attempted the failed May 1 bombing in New York's Times Square. The group claimed responsibility for that attempt and the December 30 suicide bombing that killed seven Central Intelligence Agency ... オバマ政権が言って指定されたパキスタンの指導者、米国のテロ対策当局者告。犯罪テロタリバンにグループと連邦検察に対する容疑者やグループ、パキスタンは、また、知られているとしてTehrik - iのタリバンTTPのトレーニングを提供し、資金人を試みた5、ニューヨークのタイムズスクエアで1爆撃に失敗しました

    • White House: terrorists need longer grilling
      WASHINGTON: As the Obama administration said it would seek a new law to prolong interrogation of terrorism suspects without informing them of their constitutional rights, the US Attorney-General, Eric Holder, said the Pakistani Taliban was ''intimately involved'' in the attempted car bombing in Times Square. ワシントンでは:オバマ政権は、新しい法律を自分たちの憲法上の権利を知らせることなくテロ容疑者の尋問を延長することを求めると述べたとして、米連邦検事総長は、エリックホルダー、パキスタンのタリバンは。。u0026#39;。。u0026#39;された密接。。u0026#39;。。u0026#39;に関与するという試みタイムズスクエアにある車の爆破

    • The vicious calculus of insurgency | Erica Gaston
      Increasingly targeted by the Taliban, the under-protected Afghan civilians are paying an unacceptable price for Nato's occupationThe UN reported on Monday that in the first six months of 2010, the number of civilian deaths and injuries rose 31%, with the majority (76%) caused by insurgents. Suicide attacks and IEDs against the military killed most of these civilians, who were innocent bystanders.Insurgents are also increasingly turning to assassinations and intentionally targeting the local population, particularly in southern Afghanistan. They may not be as deadly in terms of number of casualties caused but, in many ways, they are equally harmful to humanitarian and strategic interests in Afghanistan.Insurgent assassinations and kidnapping skyrocketed across Afghanistan in the first part of 2010, from just over three per week in the first half of 2009, to an average of 18 civilians assassinated per week in May and June 2010, according to the UN. Southern Afghanistan has been the most affected by these threats, as US and Nato promises of more troops and operations triggered greater attacks and intimidation by insurgent forces. The UN report documents in greater detail how newly proposed operations and counter-insurgency campaigns in Kandahar city and the areas around Marjah, Helmand, rather than leading to greater protection as promised, instead touched off a spike in targeted killings and other attacks. Those who have been targeted include local officials, parliamentary candidates, international military translators, Afghan police, employees of international organisations, pro-government mullahs who speak out against the Taliban, teachers, young girls or women going to school or attempting to work, and more. The message from the Taliban is loud and clear: any level of ますますタリバンの下で保護されたアフガニスタンの民間人がターゲットが28日報じた2010年の最初の6ヶ月で、民間人の死亡と負傷者数は、過半数(76%、31%増のことをNATOのoccupationThe国連の受け入れ価格を支払っている)武装勢力による

    • Roy Greenslade: Film that reveals life of US troops in Afghanistan
      Three years ago, journalists Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington were embedded in Afghanistan with a platoon of the US army. Over the course of a year in the Korengal Valley - a stronghold of al Qaeda and the Taliban - they filmed soldiers on patrol, under attack and what happened during the breaks of boredom in between.The result was a film entitled Restrepo (after a fallen platoon member, Juan Restrepo), which won the grand jury prize for documentary at the Sundance festival earlier this year, and is due for release in the States this weekend.The film, which is neither avowedly pro nor anti-war in its intention, reveals the humour, camaraderie and fears of men who come under daily fire.Junger talks here to OnTheMedia about why he risked his life to make the movie, a piece of superb filmed journalistic reportage.Finally, a question: is this an example of the positive side of wartime embedding for journalists?War reportingAfghanistanDocumentarySundance film festivalRoy Greensladeguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 3年前、ジャーナリストセバスチャンユンガーとティムヘザーリントンはアフガニスタンでの米軍の小隊を埋め込まれた

    • Over a dozen civilians killed in E. Afghanistan
      Over a dozen civilians killed during clash between NATO-led troops and Taliban militants in Nangarhar province east Afghanistan on Wednesday, local officials said Thursday. &$&$Source: Xinhua &$&$ ... 水曜日オーバー12の州ナンガルハールの民間人が死亡時に衝突の間に軍と主導のNATOタリバンアフガニスタン東部、地元当局は発表した

    • Afghan and NATO troops detain several insurgents
      Afghan and the NATO-led troops have detained several Taliban insurgents including three explosive devices facilitators elsewhere in the south and east of the war- torn country, a press release of the alliance said Tuesday. These operations, according to the press release, carried out in Helmand, Kandahar, Khost, Logar and Nangarhar provinces Monday night during which several Taliban insurgents including three explosive devices facilitators were arrested. However, it did not say the exact n ... アフガンのNATO主導の軍の火曜日によると、南と戦争の東側で荒廃した国の3つの爆発的なデバイスのファシリテーターの場所は、同盟のプレスリリースを含む、いくつかのタリバン武装勢。拘束している

    • Two British, two US soldiers die in Afghanistan
      Two British and two American soldiers have died in Taliban-style bomb attacks in Afghanistan, NATO and British authorities said on Saturday.One British and one American soldier were killed in two attacks on Saturday while the other troopers died a day earlier, NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and Britain's defence ministry said.ISAF said the four deaths occurred in three separate attacks with improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, which are the single biggest killer in the war, now nearly nine years old. 2つのイギリスは、2つの米軍兵士がアフガニスタン、NATOとイギリス当局のタリバンスタイル爆弾テロで死亡しているSaturday.Oneイギリスとアメリカ人兵士の他の兵士は、日に死亡したが土曜日に2つの攻撃で死亡したと述べた以前では、NATOの国際安全保障支援部隊(ISAF)と英国の国防省said.ISAFは4つの死亡は3つの別々の攻撃で爆発的なデバイス、またはIED事件、戦争の最大のキラー、今ではほぼ9歳の即興が発生したと述べた

    • Women in Afghanistan need our support | Barbara Stocking
      The lot of Afghan women has improved since 2001, but they still struggle to be heardFor women in Afghanistan, some things have changed since 2001. Many more girls are in school, though attacks on schools are at an all-time high. Maternal mortality has decreased in some areas, though still one woman dies in childbirth every 30 minutes. Women do have a number of seats in parliament, even more than in many western countries for example, though they will tell you how difficult it is for them to get their voice heard. Many Afghan women and men are now truly afraid of what might happen in the future.It is not just the Taliban who have sought to limit freedoms in Afghanistan; certainly many of the more extremist elements in the government have done so as well. With elections coming up later this month, it will be critical to ensure that women still play an active and equal part in government.Some people try to reassure me that accepting the fundamentals of the constitution, which mandates equal rights for women, will be a prerequisite to peace negotiations. But the constitution is no guarantee. It would take just another grand council or Loya Jirga to revise it.The question is what safeguards for women's, and other basic human rights, could be built into the negotiations. It is hard to see what these could be but there is much leverage through aid money, through support to Afghan women or by pressure on any new government in the international arena.The best defence is the development of Afghanistan itself. Afghanistan's future must be driven by the desires and aspirations of the Afghan people, and greater efforts must be made to build Afghan institutions over the long term. But for development to be effective, there must be much more transparency and accountability – by the go アフガニスタンの女性の多くは2001年以来改善されたが、彼らはまだアフガニスタンでheardForの女性に苦労、いくつかは2001年以来変更されました

    • Letters: Battle of Yemen
      In his excellent exploration of Jihadism in Yemen (23-24 August), Ghaith Abdul-Ahad traces the rise of al-Qaida there back to a gradual process of radicalisation resulting from the return of generations of volunteer fighters from conflicts abroad: the Afghan war against the Soviets in the 1980s, through to the wars against the Taliban and the war in Iraq in 2003. But he fails to go back far enough. In the 1960s there was a serious conflict between the forces of radical Islamic fundamentalism centred in Saudi Arabia and secular Arab nationalism based in Nasser's Egypt. A proxy war was fought in Yemen and, fearful of losing access to the huge resources in the region, the British and Americans supported the Islamic fundamentalists.Stefan Simanowitz LondonYemenMiddle EastSaudi ArabiaEgyptguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds イエメンのJihadism彼の優れた探査(23-24月)、Ghaithアブドゥル。。u003dアハドトレースアルカイダが戻って過。紛争からのボランティアの戦闘機の世代の戻り海外からの結果の漸進的なプロセスへの上昇:アフガン戦争で1980ソ連に対するを通じて、タリバンと2003年のイラク戦争に反対戦争をした

    • Afghan offensive begins
      US Marines and Afghan troops faced rocket and heavy machine-gun fire from insurgents entrenched inside a Taleban-held town yesterday, as a long-expected offensive began to re-establish Government control.The assault on Marjah... 武装勢力タリバンの内。塹壕からの米海兵隊とアフガン軍が直面してロケット弾や重機関銃の銃火町の開催は13日、待望の攻撃として再Marjahに政府control.The暴行を確立始めた...

    • US war zone survivor killed
      American Ian Deutch survived a recent tour of duty in Afghanistan, identifying Taleban targets for artillery strikes. But he didn't make it through his second day back on the job as a rural Nevada sheriff's deputy. Deutch was... アメリカのイアンドイッチは、アフガニスタンでの任務の最近のツアーを、大砲の攻撃にタリバンのターゲットを識別する生き残った

    • Pakistan: a washed-out state in need of international aid | Editorial
      It is not surprising that rescue workers in Pakistan are struggling. The worst floods since 1929 have been unleashed on what still is a war zone, a year after the Pakistan army ousted Taliban fighters from the north-west of the country. Before the floods, the region played host to over one million Afghan refugees. Now thousands of their homes have been washed away. Nor is it astonishing that, one week after the rains began, anger with the government is spreading. Police with batons drawn charged crowds after they attacked relief trucks at Charsadda, in the North West Frontier province, and blocked roads in one of the worst-affected districts, Nowshera – just two incidents observed yesterday, and there are probably more.As floodwaters from the north-west surged into Punjab province, more roads were swept away and villages turned into islands. In areas where the floods are receding, drinking water is contaminated and cholera is looming. One catastrophe follows hard on the heels of another, and a weakened civilian government is in many keys areas wholly absent.So it is equally futile to bemoan the fact that, while a military operation conducted at great human cost cleared militants from valleys like Swat, an inadequate civilian response to a disaster only lets the Islamists back in. Just like they did in the aftermath of the earthquake in Kashmir five years ago, well-stocked and -funded Islamist charities become the first line of defence. People who have lost all their possessions accept hot food and a tent from whomever can supply it. If police tried to stop the flood victims from going into the camps set up by Falah-i-Insaniat, which has been linked to the banned Jama'at-ud-Da'wah, they would have a riot on their hands. The reason religious charities with susp 驚くべきことに、パキスタンの救助隊員は、苦労しているではありません

    • Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles: a casualty of Afghan policy war | Simon Tisdall
      The British special envoy's scepticism about the US-led surge meant he had to go. Being proved right will be cold comfortThe sudden departure of Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, Britain's special envoy to Afghanistan, represents another body blow for a US-led policy that is already shredding at the edges.Cowper-Coles brought a wealth of experience and hardheaded pragmatism to a problem – the Afghan intervention begun in 2001 – bedevilled by fond hopes, misperceptions and sheer ignorance. The former UK ambassador was also unafraid to speak his mind, even when that meant potentially upsetting the grand panjandrums of the Pentagon and their equally self-regarding political masters at the White House.Cowper-Coles made no secret of his doubts about US strategy in private discussions during a recent meeting in London. The Afghan war lacked a military solution, he said, and the sooner this fact was faced, and new emphasis placed on a diplomatic approach, the better for all concerned.This strongly-held opinion, of which the Americans could not fail to be aware, was exactly what Barack Obama and General Stanley McChrystal, Nato's commander, did not want to hear. After a lengthy policy review last year, in which Britain was barely consulted, Obama decided to send a surge of 30,000 extra troops to Afghanistan and escalate the war, principally in the southern Taliban strongholds. McChrystal was given the job of reducing the Taliban militarily to the point at which they would effectively sue for peace at almost any price.Any encouragement offered to the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, who increasingly favours a broad dialogue with the Taliban, was therefore viewed by the US as premature, if not extremely unhelpful. The recent Obama-Karzai meeting in Washington brought only a very limited e 米国主導の急増については、英国の特使の懐疑は、彼が行かなければならなかったことを意味

    • NATO reports death in Afghan war in record month
      NATO on Sunday reported another foreign soldier killed fighting in the Afghan war as the death toll for what is already a record month climbed higher.The death following a Taliban-style attack using a crude bomb known as an improvised explosive device (IED) happened Saturday in southern Afghanistan, NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said.It comes after NATO reported Saturday that five soldiers were killed in similar attacks in the volatile south, bringing the total for the day to six. NATOは日曜日にアフガン戦争で戦って死亡、すでに記録月は何のために死亡としてタリバンスタイル攻撃原油爆弾を(IEDの)爆発装置を即興の土曜日に起こったとして知られて使用して、次のhigher.The死を登って他の外国兵士を報告NATOは土曜日、5人の兵士は、揮発性南同様の攻撃では、6日の合計をもたらす死亡したと報じ後アフガニスタン南部、NATOの国際治安支援部隊(ISAF)said.Itにしています

    • Infighting in Taliban as ISI picks Omar's new deputy
      As they await a major onslaught from the US and Nato forces in Afghanistan, the Taliban are reported to be in turmoil with dissensions breaking out among the top ranks. 彼らは米国とアフガニスタンでのNATO軍からの主要な攻撃を待っているとして、タリバンは、意見の相違がトップランクの中でも破壊で混乱することが報告されます

    • Don't raise hopes for Afghan peace jirga | Wazhma Frogh
      A national reintegration plan ignores the fact much of the violence is caused by an exported insurgency from PakistanAfghanistan is preparing for a consultative peace jirga through which it aspires to build national consensus on the political approach to the insurgency, and create a roadmap towards ending the perpetual violence in the country. The government has indicated that during the jirga it will open its reintegration and reconciliation plan for debate. A version of this plan was first presented at the London conference on Afghanistan in January, where the initiative received financial and political support.Traditionally, jirgas have been a mechanism for resolving communal and tribal conflicts in many parts of Afghanistan, as well as at the national level. Jirgas have been useful in solving disputes and averting further deterioration or perpetration of violence. Their decisions are often binding and forced, and resolutions arrived at through jirgas do not necessarily pass tests of justice or fairness. Furthermore, jirga representatives are often notables and local power-holders who may see it fit to impose their own will on the public, rather than represent the public's desires.We may be tempted to hope that the coming jirga might put an end to the continuing violence. However, as the new developments unfold around the reintegration and reconciliation plan, including the latest on offering exile to the Taliban commanders, the hope gets murkier.We hear various arguments against the reintegration plan. One of its only known components is the provision of incentives for the insurgents to renounce violence. Many claim that it's an unsustainable strategy and will further antagonise the majority youth who are feeling deprived of the development and security initiatives 国家社会復帰計画は多くの暴力のPakistanAfghanistanからエクスポートされた武装勢力によるを通じてそれが暴動に政治的アプローチに国民的なコンセンサスを構築することを目指して協議平和ジルガを準備して引き起こされる、という事実を無視して、終結に向けてのロードマップを作成する永久国での暴力

    • Several dead in Pakistan bomb attacks
      Death toll stands at 19 as explosions rock Lower Dir regionAt least 19 people have been killed and more than 100 injured in a series of explosions in north-western Pakistan. A suspected suicide bomber's attack on a political rally in the Lower Dir district today was followed by an attack on a security post near the US consulate in Peshawar, the region's major city.Police and residents reported four explosions and gunfire although there were no immediate details on casualties.Al-qaida and Taliban militants have been blamed for string of recent attacks in the area close to the border with Afghanistan, where they have enjoyed sanctuary in the past.The blast in Lower Dir happened at a rally of the secular Awami National party, the region's ruling party, which has supported recent army offensives.A party spokesman said members were rallying in support of a proposal to change the name of the North-West Frontier province.Hakim Mohammad, a doctor at a local hospital, said 19 people had been killed and 110 people wounded.PakistanGlobal terrorismal-QaidaTalibanJames Meikleguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 爆発岩下部ディレクトリのregionAt少なくとも19人が以上の北パキスタン西部で一連の爆発で100を負傷死亡しているとして、死者の数は19で立っている

    • Taliban attack major NATO base
      Gunmen set off a car bomb and fired rocket propelled grenades at one of the biggest NATO bases in Afghanistan on Wednesday in a brazen daylight attack claimed by the hardline Islamist Taliban. 武装は、火力ロケット自動車爆弾をオフに設定、アフガニスタンの最大のNATOの基地で日昼の攻撃強硬イスラムタリバンが主張する厚かましいに手榴弾を推進した

    • Pakistan Taleban vow US attacks
      ISLAMABAD - Pakistan's Taleban chief promised attacks on major United States cities in a video apparently dated early April and released after the failed car bomb attempt in New York City, a monitoring group said.It followed reports... イスラマバードでは - パキスタンのタリバン長明らかに4月初めに日付とニューヨーク市は、監視グループのsaid.It内の故障した自動車爆弾の試行の後にリリース後reportsビデオで、米国の大手都市に攻撃を約束...

    • Sangin: the most dangerous place in Afghanistan for Nato soldiers
      Of the 300 British soldiers who have died in Afghanistan since 2001, 96 of them have been in SanginOf the 300 British soldiers who have died in Afghanistan since 2001, 96 of them have been in Sangin, the most dangerous place in the country for Nato soldiers.Four years after UK troops deployed there the Taliban continue to aggressively contest control of the Helmand town which has become infamous for the vast number of improvised explosive devices used by insurgents that have been responsible for most British deaths.Firefights with insurgents are also common and at least 16 British troops have died after being shot in the Sangin area.The town is also responsible for more than 10% of daily causalities of the entire Nato mission with Taliban.Sangin has a long history of being troublesome for foreign troops. It was the scene of the first major military engagement in the south of the country during the second Anglo-Afghan war of 1878, where the British fought a cavalry battle against 1,500 enemy fighters.But today it is the drugs trade and tribal politics that have helped to make it a particularly lethal place to operate.The town is close to tracts of well-irrigated land for growing poppies and its proximity to the country's main highway makes it an important smuggling centre for opium and other goods.Analysts and diplomats familiar with the area say the high level of violence is in part due to drug smugglers keen to maintain a level of mayhem that allows their trade to flourish.Weak and corrupt local government – a nationwide problem – also plays its part in fuelling local support for insurgents.That is further complicated by infighting between communities, a problem largely made possible by the decline of the old tribal system that was greatly damaged by factional fighting アフガニスタンで2001年以来、死亡している300英国の兵士、96人のSanginOfで仁、NATOの兵士のための国の中で最も危険な場所にされているアフガニスタンで2001年以来、死亡している300英国の兵士を、96人となっている4年後の英国軍がタリバン悪名高い膨大な数のためになっているヘルマンド町の積極的なコンテストのコントロールにも共通です爆発装置を抵抗勢力で最もイギリスdeaths.Firefightsを担当している武装勢力によって使用される即。継続展開16少なくともイギリス軍は、仁の貼ら町で撮影された後に死亡してもTaliban.Sangin全体NATOの任務の毎日死傷者の10%以上の責任は、外国軍隊のための面倒さの長い歴史があります

    • Taliban leader threatens US cities
      Pakistani Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud has vowed to attack major US cities in two purported new videos released months after his reported killing in a US missile strike. パキスタンのタリバン指導者Hakimullah Mehsudの2つの噂の新しいビデオヶ月彼が報告米国のミサイル攻撃で殺害した後、発表した米国の主要都市を攻撃すると言ってきた

    • Obama boosts confidence for Afghan gov't, U.S. troops
      The United States President Barack Obama paid a sudden visit to Afghanistan on Sunday night, in a bid to boost confidence for the Afghan government and the U.S. troops stationed in the post-Taliban nation. On his blitz tour, the U.S. president firstly had meeting with his Afghan counterpart Hamid Karzai. During his meeting with Karzai, Obama and Karzai discussed Afghanistan's efforts of battling corruption and poppy production, which is believed to be the major financial resources of the T ... アメリカ合衆国大統領はバラクオバマ氏は11日夜、入札価格は、アフガン政府と米軍がタリバン後の国に駐留するための信頼性を高めるには、アフガニスタンへの突然の訪問を支払った

    • US and Afghanistan: Bad trip | Editorial
      Within a short space of time, the relationship between President Hamid Karzai and his US and UN backers has plummeted. Soon after Barack Obama's flying visit to Kabul, Mr Kabul told a meeting of the Independent Election Commission (IEC) – misnamed because it is packed with Karzai loyalists – that foreigners were to blame for the widespread fraud in the elections last year. Not just any foreigners, but Peter Galbraith, the former head of the UN mission to Afghanistan who blew the whistle on corrupt election practises. Hillary Clinton attempted to defuse the row in a phone call with Mr Karzai on Friday night, but the Afghan president went on to repeat his claims to Afghan MPs, reportedly threatening to join the Taliban if foreigners continued to interfere. On Tuesday night Mr Galbraith said in a television interview that Mr Karzai was unbalanced, prone to tirades and that he had a fondness for some of his country's most profitable exports, meaning that he had a substance abuse problem.What is going on on the eve of a major US offensive to push the Taliban out of Kandahar, a battle that could prove to be decisive in the current campaign? Without a reliable Afghan partner, the counterinsurgency strategy against the Taliban fails. Without the presence of US troops, Mr Karzai and his brothers would be on the first plane to Doha. If ever a relationship was defined by mutual interdependence, this is it. So why has diplomacy broken down?An optimistic reading of this spat goes as follows: Mr Karzai had already acceded to pressure from Washington to force the director of the IEC, Azizullah Ludin, and the IEC's chief electoral adviser, Daoud Ali Najafi, to stand down when he blamed the UN for the very things these two men were accused of – abetting vote-rigging in August's presiden 短期間内では、ハミドカルザイ大統領と彼の米国や国連の支持者との関係は急落している

    • Why use Metallica as a military weapon when Glee is available?
      US army's choice of aural bombardment is all wrong, argues Stuart HeritageIf there's one thing the US military enjoys more than keeping our womenfolk in silk stockings during the second world war, it's bombarding its enemies with objectively terrible music. Just last week a report crept out about a group of special psychological operations officers who drive around Afghanistan in an armoured vehicle and blast the locals with Taliban-peeving music like Metallica, Thin Lizzy and the Offspring at earth-shaking volume.The technique is called acoustic bombardment and – along with sensory deprivation and good old-fashioned sexual humiliation – is one of the military's favourite non-lethal coercion techniques. The music itself tends to be exactly the type of aggressively macho fare you'd expect. Metallica are always near the top of the pile, along with Eminem, Dr Dre, Bruce Springsteen's Born In The USA – presumably because officers are experimenting with torture by profound lyrical sarcasm – and nonsense like Fuck Your God by gormless death metal quartet Deicide. David Gray's Babylon used to be on the playlist but it's fallen out of favour, either because Gray expressed his outrage, or because top brass realised that no crime is serious enough to warrant being made to listen to it more than once within a single lifetime.The problem with acoustic bombardment, though, is that it plainly doesn't work. Just because I'd confess to hundreds of atrocities the second that someone started flapping a copy of St Anger in my face, chances are that the Taliban probably wouldn't. Either they're made of sterner stuff, or they're genetically derived from that boy from school who had a bumfluff moustache, constant body odour and an unwashed Megadeth T-shirt that he always wore on non-uniform 聴。爆撃の米軍の選択はすべて間違っている、スチュアートHeritageIfが米軍は絹のストッキングで第二次世界戦争中に我々womanfolkの複数形を維持するよりも楽しんで1つの事、それは客観的にひどい音楽との敵を砲撃だと主張する

    • Arrest in security scare at Pakistan's Karachi airport
      Pakistani officers arrested a man at Karachi airport on Sunday after batteries and an electrical circuit were found in his shoes as he tried to board a plane for the Middle East, an official said.The 30-year-old civil engineer allegedly told interrogators he came from Pakistan's northwestern province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where Taliban and Islamist militants have a presence, and had been scheduled to travel to Muscat by Thai Airways. パキスタンの役員は、カラチの空港で日曜日に電池後、男を逮捕した彼は、中東、公式複式30歳の土木技師のための飛行機に搭乗しようとした電気回路は、彼の靴で発見された容疑者彼が来て尋問を語ったパキスタン北西部の州カイバルPakhtunkhwa、タリバンとイスラム過激派が存在しており、からマスカットにタイ国際航空で旅行する予定だった

    • Fashion show defies Taliban in Pakistan's Peshawar
      Days after bombers tried to storm the US consulate, models defied the Taliban to sashay down a catwalk in Pakistan's troubled city Peshawar, flashing navels and exposing shoulders.Organisers told AFP that the private fashion show, arranged by a private university in the northwestern metropolis of 2.5 million, was intended as a stress reliever in a city that has been hard hit by bomb and suicide attacks. 日は、爆撃機後に。米国は領事館試みたが、モデルはパキスタンの問題を抱えた都市ペシャワールでキャットウォークをシャットサシーには、へそが点滅し、タリバンに反。公開shoulders.OrganisersはAFPに語った、民間のファッションショーの北西部の大都市の私立大学で配置2.5万、ハード爆弾と自爆テロに見舞われている都市のストレス緩和剤として意図していた

    • Militants killed in Afghan raids: officials
      Afghan security forces backed by NATO troops and air power killed around 20 Taliban insurgents in a region of northern Afghanistan that is becoming increasingly restive, officials said Saturday.In one NATO air attack late Friday in the Char Dara district of Kunduz province, which borders Tajikistan, a militant commander and another fighter were killed, said Daud Ibrahimi, a senior security official. アフガン治安部隊は、NATO軍と空軍力アフガニスタン北部のますます反抗的になっている地域で20タリバン武装勢力の周り殺害に支えられ、当局はSaturday.In 1 NATOの空爆金曜日遅くクンドゥズ州のチャーダラ地区で述べているがタジキスタン国境付近に、好戦的な司令官と他の戦闘機は、殺害されたダウドイブラヒミは、治安当局高官と述べた

    • Kyrgyzstan president charged with mass killings
      Opponents seek to extradite deposed leader from Belarus to face trial over coup violenceThe ousted president of Kyrgyzstan has been charged with organising mass killings in the deadly uprising that forced him from office earlier this month, the leader of the interim authorities said today.Kurmanbek Bakiyev, who is in exile in Belarus, will be stripped of his presidential immunity to face the charges, which include abuse of power, said Azimbek Beknazarov, a vice-premier of the opposition forces that claimed provisional control of the country.Bakiyev fled the capital, Bishkek, on 7 April after security forces fired on protesters and demonstrators stormed government buildings. At least 85 people died in the violence.He tried to rally support in his home region in the south of the country but eventually fled and surfaced last week in Belarus.Beknazarov said Belarus was obliged to extradite Bakiyev under an agreement among former Soviet countries. There was no immediate reaction from Belarus, whose authoritarian president, Alexander Lukashenko, has criticised the demonstrations that drove out Bakiyev.Bakiyev has insisted he is still Kyrgyzstan's legitimate president but has vowed not to return to the country as its leader.Stability in Kyrgyzstan is a significant concern for the US and Russia, which have air bases there.The US air base is a key part of the Nato military campaign against the Taliban in Afghanistan. It dispatches refuelling flights for warplanes over Afghanistan and is a troop transit point.KyrgyzstanBelarusguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 反対派は、ベラルーシからのクーデターviolenceTheをめぐる裁判に直面する指導者を追。身柄引渡しを求めるキルギスは、オフィス今月から彼を強制的に致命的な暴動での大量殺人を組織で起訴されているの大統領を追放、中間当局の指導者はtoday.Kurmanbekバキエフは言った

    • Kai Eide lashes out
      In a BBC interview, the former UN mission chief, says Pakistan's recent arrests of Taliban leaders have damaged peace prospectsThis a transcript of Lyse Doucet's BBC World Service interview tonight with Kai Eide. He says bluntly that the effect of the Pakistani arrests of Abdul Ghani Baradar, and a dozen or so other senior Taliban figures in recent weeks has been to set back the prospects of a dialogue, and that Pakistan must have known its actions would have that effect.KE: Of course I met Taliban leaders, of course I met Taliban leaders during the time I was in Afghanistan. Anything else for me would have been unthinkable, given the emphasis I was placing on it myself, and the mandate that we have. And remember, also, I am a Norwegian and Norwegians always believe in an engagement policy.Q: What's significant about any meetings is just how senior, how authoritative, the representatives are. Did you meet members of what is called the Quetta Shura, which is one of the main decision bodies for the Taliban leadership?KE: I believe I can say yes. That is the case. We met senior people in the Taliban leadership and we also met people who have the authority of the Quetta Shura to engage in that kind of discussion.Q: Of course when they call it the Quetta Shura it's named after the city in Pakistan. The Pakistanis deny the existence of a Quetta Shura, but it's largely believed to be the decision-making body under the authority of Mullah Omar, the spiritual leader of the Taliban. Did he know about these talks?KE: I find it unthinkable that such contact would take place without his knowledge, and also with his acceptance.Q: When was your first contact? First by letter?KE: The first contact was probably spring last year. Then, of course, you moved into the election process, whe BBCとのインタビューでは、元国連の使命長は、タリバンの指導者がパキスタンの最近の逮。平和破損しているカイアイダと溶解ドゥーセのBBCワールドサービスのインタビューで、今夜の謄本prospectsThis

    • S Korean police arrests two possible Taliban members: media
      Local police arrested two Pakistani men suspected to be Taliban elements for illegal entry, local media reported Friday. The two men, who arrived in South Korea in February last year via a Pakistan-flagged merchant ship, are charged with illegally entering the country by bypassing the immigration control, according to Yonhap News Agency. The two were caught during the crackdown on undocumented migrant workers by immigrant authorities and police in the southern city of Changwon, where they ... 現地の警察は、エントリタリバン要素の違法とされる男性を疑い、パキスタンで逮捕2、地元メディアが報じた

    • Karzai: Afghan gov't changes policy towards Pakistan
      Afghan President Hamid Karzai said that Afghanistan has changed its policy towards Pakistan and it wants to improve ties with Pakistan, a local TV channel reported Thursday. Karzai flew to Islamabad on a two-day visit and held separate meetings with his Pakistani counterpart Asif Ali Zardari and Pakistani army chief General Pervez Ashfaq Kayani. Talking to Pakistani leaders, the visiting President said that Mullah Bardar's arrest in Pakistan, the No. 2 of Afghan Taliban, is encouraging dev ... アフガニスタンのハミドカルザイ大統領は、アフガニスタン、パキスタンに向けての政策が変更されたと述べ、パキスタン、ローカルのテレビチャンネルとの関係を改善しようとする木曜日

    • Blast kills three in attack on Afghan police post
      Commander of new police rapid-response force among victims of explosion after gun battle in eastern AfghanistanInsurgents attacked a police post in eastern Afghanistan and detonated a roadside bomb as reinforcements arrived, killing three officers.Among the dead was the commander of a new police rapid-response force created in Paktia province to deal with Taliban threats, said Azizudin Wardak, the provincial police chief. Two more members of the force were wounded.Another officer was injured in the gun battle at the police post outside Gardez, the provincial capital, last night. The insurgents retreated after the bomb was detonated, Wardak said.The al-Qaida-affiliated Haqqani faction of the Afghan Taliban is active in Paktia as well as in nearby Khost, where militants earlier this week launched an unsuccessful attack on the provincial government headquarters.A suicide bomber in Khost infiltrated a base shared by Nato and Afghan forces near the Pakistan border on Tuesday night, killing two international troops when he detonated his explosives.Afghanistanguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 司令官の新しい警察の迅速な応答を強制的に爆発事故の被害者の間の東部AfghanistanInsurgentsでは銃の戦いの後、アフガニスタン東部の警察署を攻撃し、援軍が到着したとして、道路脇の爆弾が爆発、死者のofficers.Among 3人が死亡、新しい警察の迅速の司令官だった応答を強制的にパクティヤー州でタリバンの脅威に対処するために作成、Azizudinワルダック、地方の警察署長は述べた

    • Five aid workers killed in Pakistan attack
      Suspected militants armed with grenades attack offices of World Vision humanitarian groupSuspected militants armed with grenades attacked the offices of an international aid group in north-west Pakistan today, killing five people working for the organisation, police said.The attack targeted World Vision, a large Christian humanitarian group helping survivors of the 2005 Kashmir earthquake, in Mansehra district.The dead were all Pakistanis and included two women, said police official Mohammad Sabir.Al-Qaida, the Taliban and allied groups are strong in north-western Pakistan, but Mansehra lies outside the tribal belt next to Afghanistan where the militants have their main bases.Extremists have killed other people working for foreign aid groups in Pakistan and issued statements saying such organisations were working against Islam, greatly hampering efforts to raise living standards in the desperately poor region.Militants see the aid groups as a challenge to their authority in regions under their influence.They often employ women and support female rights initiatives, angering the extremists.Many foreign aid groups set up offices in Mansehra after the 2005 earthquake, which killed about 80,000 people.In 2008, militants in Mansehra killed four Pakistanis working for Plan International, a British-based charity that focuses on helping children.PakistanInternational aid and developmentCharitiesguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 疑われる過激派ワールドビジョン人道groupSuspected軍手榴弾で武装した手榴弾の攻撃のオフィスで武装して北に国際援助団体の事務所を西パキスタンは本日、5人は、組織で働いて、警察said.The攻撃のワールドビジョン、ターゲットの殺害を攻撃する大規模なキリスト教の人道主義のグループ、Mansehra district.The死亡していたすべてのパキスタン、2005年のパキスタン地震の生存者を支援し、2人の女性が含まれ、警察関係者ムハンマドSabir.Al国際テロ組織アルカイダは、タリバンと述べ、グループの北パキスタン西部強い同盟国が、Mansehra部族のベルトアフガニスタンの横の外側にあるが、武装グループが主なbases.Extremists他の人がパキスタンでの外国人支援団体のために働いが死亡し、発行されたステートメントのような組織、イスラムに対して、非常に努力の生活水準を上げるのを妨げていると言っている極貧region.Militants多くの女性を採用し、女性の人権イニシアチブをサポートする、extremists.Many外国人支援団体の怒りMansehraに2005年の地震の後は、約人のオフィスを設定するにinfluence.Theyの下での地域で自分たちの権威への挑戦として、支援団体を参照して80000 people.In 2008年Mansehraで武装ベースにした限定2010 ©ガーディアンニュース&メディアchildren.PakistanInternational援助とdevelopmentCharitiesguardian.co.uk支援に焦点を当てチャリティー|このコンテンツを使用して4パキスタンプランインターナショナルは、英国のために働い殺されることがあります利用規約&条件|ほかのフィード

    • The Dutch retreat | Ian Buruma
      Srebrenica's shadow hangs over the Dutch pullout from Afghanistan, but the Nato alliance is increasingly fragileThe Dutch army has been operating as part of Nato in a remote and unruly part of Afghanistan since 2006. Fighting against the Taliban has been heavy at times. Twenty-one Dutch lives have been lost, out of about 1,800 men and women.The Dutch were supposed to have been relieved by troops from a Nato partner in 2008. No one volunteered. So their mission was extended for another two years. But now the Social Democrats in the Dutch coalition government have declared that enough is enough. The Dutch troops will have to come home. Since the Christian Democrats do not agree, the government has fallen.This is highly inconvenient for President Barack Obama, who needs all the help he can get in Afghanistan, even from small allies, if only for political reasons. To many Americans, especially of the neoconservative persuasion, Dutch behaviour might confirm all their suspicions about perfidious Europeans, addicted to material comforts, while remaining childishly dependent on US military protection. When the going gets tough, they argue, the Europeans bow out.It is true that two horrendous world wars have taken the glamour out of war for most Europeans (Britain is a slightly different story). The Germans, in particular, have no stomach for military aggression, hence their reluctance in Afghanistan to take on anything but simple police tasks. Mindful of Ypres, Warsaw, or Stalingrad, not to mention Auschwitz and Treblinka, many regard this as a good thing. Still, there are times when pacifism, even in Germany, is an inadequate response to a serious menace.Pacifism, however, does not really explain what happened in the Netherlands. The reason the Dutch are wary of carrying on i スレブレニツァの影アフガニスタンからオランダ語の撤退が終わったものの、ハングアップし、NATOの同盟関係はますますfragileTheはオランダ軍の北大西洋条約機構の一環として、2006年以来、アフガニスタンのリモートと手に負えない部分で運営されている

    • US, Karzai split over Taliban talks
      Differences between Afghan President Hamid Karzai and key officials of the administration of United States President Barack Obama over the issue of talks with the Taliban came to a head at last week's London conference. Peace negotiations are embedded in a deeper conflict over US war strategy, which has provoked broad anger and increasing suspicions of US motives among Afghans - and especially with Karzai. - Gareth Porter (Feb 3, '10) タリバンとの交渉の問題で、アフガニスタンのハミドカルザイ大統領とアメリカ合衆国大統領はバラクオバマ候補の政権の主要関係者の間に違いが頭に、先週のロンドン会議で来た

    • New blow to Taleban
      Pakistani intelligence agents have arrested a senior Afghan Taleban commander, the latest move in a crackdown on the insurgent network in Pakistan. Agha Jan Mohtasim, a former Finance Minister for the Taleban before the United... パキスタンの諜報機関の上級アフガニスタンのタリバン司令官、パキスタンの武装勢力のネットワーク上の取り締まりに最新の動きを逮捕した

    • Pakistan arrests another Afghan Taliban leader
      Pakistani officials said Thursday that another Afghan Taliban leader had been arrested. Agha Jan Mohtasim was arrested in Karachi, they said. No further details were given. &$&$Source: Xinhua&$&$ ... パキスタン政府当局者は、別のアフガニスタンのタリバンの指導者はカラチで逮捕された

    • Son-in-law of Afghan Taliban chief arrested in Pakistan
      Son-in-law of Afghan Taliban chief Mullah Muhammad Omar has been arrested in Pakistan's south port city of Karachi, intelligence sources said Thursday. Son-in-law of Mullah Muhammad Omar, the prominent Afghan war lord, Motasim Agha Jan has been captured by law enforcement agencies in Karachi along with his two cronies, the private TV ARY News also reported. Motasim Agha Jan was captured Thursday as intelligence agencies on tip off conducted a raid on a house at Ehsan Abad area of the city. ... 息子でアフガニスタンのタリバンの最高ムハマドオマル師の法則、カラチ、パキスタン南部の港湾都市で逮捕されている情報源を明らかにした

    • Taleban's military mastermind taken
      WASHINGTON - The Taleban's top military commander has been captured in Pakistan in a joint operation by Pakistani and United States intelligence forces, the New York Times reported.Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, described as the... ワシントン発-タリバンのトップ軍司令官、パキスタンでの共同作戦でパキスタンと米国諜報軍によって捕獲されており、ニューヨークタイムズ紙reported.MullahアブドゥルガーニBaradar、と説明...

    • Taleban refuses to give proof leader alive
      The Pakistani Taleban refused to provide proof its leader survived a United States missile attack, just one day after promising to do just that.The reversal added to speculation that Hakimullah Mehsud was mortally wounded last... パキスタンのタリバンの指導者は、わずか1日だけthat.The反転を行うことを約束した後は、米国のミサイル攻撃生存証明書を提供することを拒否した投機することHakimullah Mehsud致命傷を最後に負傷した...追加

    • Taliban kill 7 US 'spies' in Pakistan
      Taliban militants shot dead seven men in Pakistan's restive northwest tribal belt after accusing them of spying for the United States, officials said Sunday. タリバン、パキスタンのそわそわした北西部の部族のベルトで、アメリカ合衆国のスパイを非難した後に死んで7人ショットを決めた

    • IED proves deadly for NATO-led troops in Afghanistan
      Adopting IED (Improvised Explosive Device) as weapon by the Taliban militants has been proved lethal as so far this month six soldiers of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) have been killed by the sort of attack. The majority of the victims, according to the ISAF statements, are Americans. Using IED as the lethal weapon against the NATO-led multinational peacekeeping forces claimed the lives of two American soldiers on Tuesday, a statement of the military alliance ... )は、タリバンの武装勢力による武器として通称IED(即席爆発装置を採用する致命的なこれまでのところ、今月は、NATOの6つの兵士として証明されている国際治安支援部隊(ISAF)の攻撃の並べ替えによって殺害されていた

    • Pressure mounts for Afghan solution at London meet
      Afghanistan will seek to drum up support for its plan to buy off Taliban militants at a meeting Thursday with its allies, who are expected to press Kabul to move more quickly to take over security.President Hamid Karzai will address about 70 countries and organisations that give vital support to his government in talks that some partners have said will be crucial but the Taliban has dismissed as a waste of time. アフガニスタンは、計画者をより迅速にsecurity.Presidentハミドカルザイ氏は以上のことを、約70の国や組織のアドレスがかかるに移動するにカブールを押して期待されて、その同盟国との会合木曜日でタリバンを買収するためのサポートをドラムに努める会談で彼の政府には、いくつかのパートナーが重要になるだろう、タリバンの時間の無駄だと一蹴したとしている重要なサポートします

    • Taliban bombings harm civilians in Afghanistan
      Bomb attacks launched by the Taliban militants in Afghanistan often claim the lives of non-combatants instead of troopers, as the latest wave of strikes left three civilians dead and 25 others injured in the Taliban hotbed Helmand province on Friday. An explosive device, according to the police, planted on a motorbike and ripped through a crowd of people who were watching dog fighting outside provincial capital Lashkar Gah turned the weekly holiday to a mourning day. Friday like in many Mu ... 爆弾テロ、アフガニスタンのタリバンによって打ち上げはしばしば、ストライキの最新の波としての3つの民間人と25人がタリバンに負傷者が死亡した日、ヘルマンド州の温床以外の住んでは歩兵の代わりに戦闘主張する

    • Taleban fall back as Nato advances
      MARJAH - Hundreds of American Marines and British soldiers claimed early successes against light resistance as they advanced into key Taleban strongholds in southern Afghanistan in the biggest operation against insurgents since 2001.Nato... としては、アフガニスタン南部の主要タリバン拠点への最大の操作で武装勢力に対する2001.Nato以来、先進的なMARJAH -アメリカ海兵隊と英国の兵士数百人の耐光性に対する初期の成功を主張した...

    • Marines move in to support offensive
      MARJAH - Marines moving by land from the north linked up with United States units that have faced nearly constant Taleban attack in the four days since they were dropped by helicopter into this insurgent stronghold in southern Afghanistan.US... MARJAH -海兵隊の陸から移動するので、ヘリコプター南部Afghanistan.USこの武装勢力の拠点にドロップされた北の4日間でほぼ一定のタリバンの攻撃に直面してアメリカ合衆国ユニットとをリンクされて...

    • US rockets slam into Afghan home, killing 12
      MARJAH - Two US rockets have slammed into a home outside the southern Taleban stronghold of Marjah, killing 12 civilians after Afghanistan's president appealed to NATO to take care to avoid non-combatant casualties in its campaign... MARJAH -米国の2人のロケットMarjah南部のタリバン本拠地以外の家には、アフガニスタンの大統領が12日、民間人殺。非難してNATOに非を避けるために世話をする戦闘員の死傷者は、キャンペーンの控訴...

    • Terror comes at night in Afghanistan
      One aspect of the United States' counter-terrorism war strikes fear into the hearts of Afghans, especially in the south where the Taliban are strongest - the special forces, often tattooed and bearded, who raid homes, invariably at night. Suspects, including children, are then taken to secret military detention centers from which there is no guarantee they will leave alive. - Anand Gopal (Jan 29, '10) アメリカ合衆国。。u0026#39;カウンタの1つの側面対テロ戦争の空爆アフガニスタン人の心に特に南部ではタリバン最強-特殊部隊は、しばしば入れ墨をし、人襲撃家庭ヒゲは、必ず夜に恐れている

    • Pakistani experts doubt outcome of London summit
      Pakistani experts Friday expressed their skepticism about the outcome of London Conference on Afghan problems though some showed optimism. The conference, held on Thursday, focused on development, talks with Taliban militants, security, eradication of corruption in Afghanistan and a timetable for withdrawal of the foreign forces from the war-torn country. World powers agreed that Afghanistan should take increasing control for its own security from the end of 2010 and backed Afghan Presiden ... パキスタンの専門家は金曜日、アフガニスタン問題にロンドン会議の結果にかかわらず、いくつかを示した楽観的

    • Red Cross condemns Taliban use of booby trap bombs
      The Red Cross Saturday condemned the use of booby trap bombs by the Taliban in an area of southern Afghanistan that has been so heavily mined people are afraid to leave their homes.The bombs -- known as improvised explosive devises (IEDs) -- are also preventing refugees from returning to the area of Helmand province where US Marines have led 15,000 troops in an assault against the Taliban, it said. として(IEDs)を考。爆発的な即。赤十字土曜日アフガニスタン南部があるので、大きく自分たちのhomes.The爆弾を残して恐れている採掘されているエリアに - 知られているタリバンによってわな爆弾の使用を非難 - もまたヘルマンド州の領域には米海兵隊は、タリバンに対する暴行15000軍主導して返すからの難民を防止する、としている

    • Taliban take on the US's surge
      The Taliban, rather than demand that all foreign troops be pulled out of Afghanistan before negotiations begin with the United States or any other country, have proposed that if the US stops its surge of 30,000 troops, dialogue can start immediately. In addition, the Taliban say they will take measures to reduce hostilities. The dilemma for the US is how desperate it is to take the Taliban's word. - Syed Saleem Shahzad (Feb2, '10) タリバンは、要求するすべての外国軍がアフガニスタンの交渉は、アメリカ合衆国およびその他の国で開始する前に引き出されるというよりも、米国が3万軍のは、サージを停止しますが、対話を直ちに開始することを提案している

    • Strategist's capture big blow for Taleban
      The capture of Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taleban's top strategist, deals a psychological blow to the insurgents fighting Nato troops in southern Afghanistan.As the right-hand man of the reclusive Taleban leader Mullah Mohammad... ムラーアブドゥルガーニBaradar、タリバンのトップストラテジストの取得は、武装勢力南部Afghanistan.Asで北大西洋条約機構軍との戦いに心理的な打撃をお得な情報を。孤立したタリバン指導者オマルムハンマドの手の男性...

    • US Marines gear up for major Afghan assault
      US Marines on Tuesday stepped up preparations for a major assault on a key Taliban bastion in southern Afghanistan hailed by officers as the biggest offensive of the eight-year war.Thousands of Afghan, US and NATO forces are expected to launch Operation Mushtarak (Together) in a bid to clear the Taliban out of Marjah, home to some 80,000 people, and expand the control of the Western-backed Afghan government. 米海兵隊は火曜日にアフガニスタン南部で鍵タリバンの要塞で大規模な攻撃の役員による8の最大の攻撃とアフガニスタン、米国とNATO軍の今年war.Thousandsとして脚光を浴び(一緒に)Mushtarak運用を開始する期待されて準備を強化入札Marjahの家いくつかの80,000人には、タリバンをオフにし、欧米の制御を展開し、アフガン政府が支持した

    • A dangerous proposition: negotiating with the Taliban
      While this week's London summit on Afghanistan failed to produce anything dramatic, it was not without drama. The announced reconciliation plan has raised concerns that a revamped negotiating style with Taliban insurgents will undermine the international community's political and military missions, two senior Afghan policy analysts have told Xinhua. Daniel Korski, with the European Council on Foreign Relations and a former adviser to the Afghan government, said in an exclusive interview with ... 一方アフガニスタンでは、今週のロンドンの首脳会談も劇的な生産に失敗したが、ドラマのことではなかった

    • Karzai plea to Nato over civilian deaths
      AFGHANISTAN - US Marines and Afghan soldiers advanced through the poppy fields of Marjah yesterday under withering gunfire from Taleban fighters shooting from mudbrick homes and compounds where families huddled in terror.President... アフガニスタン - 米海兵隊とアフガン軍Marjahのケシ畑を介して昨日のタリバンmudbrick家庭や化合物から撮影した写真から、家族terror.Presidentにうずくまっ銃声枯れの下で先進的な...

    • Taliban target Kabul in deadly attacks
      26 February 2010: At least 14 people have been killed and 32 wounded in Taliban attacks in Kabul 2010年2月26日:少なくとも14人が死亡、32首都カブールでタリバンの攻撃で負傷する

    • Bodies of 2 Taliban commanders found in Pakistan's Swat
      The bullet-riddled bodies of two senior Taliban commanders and three other suspected militants were found early Monday in northwest Pakistan's Swat valley, witnesses said. The body of Maulana Alam Benori, in-charge of the Taliban's illegal FM radio station and deputy to Taliban chief in Swat Maulana Fazalullah, was found at Madyan area of Swat, they said. He was among the most wanted Taliban leaders and the government had announced a reward of 10 million Pakistani rupees (about 120, 000 U. ... 箇条書きの2つのタリバンの司令官と他の3容疑者過激派のだらけ遺体が4日未明の北西、パキスタンのSWATの谷で発見され、目撃者が語った

    • Bigger Afghan operation yet to come: US
      The United States plans a major offensive this year in the Taliban bastion of Kandahar in southern Afghanistan, a senior official said Friday, calling a hard-fought ongoing operation a mere prelude.The remarks were the latest sign that President Barack Obama's administration plans to step up the fight against the Taliban as part of its strategy of pouring thousands more troops into Afghanistan. アメリカ合衆国南部、アフガニスタン政府高官のカンダハルのタリバンの要塞の大攻勢に今年の計画を発表した金曜日、ハード単なるprelude.The発言は、バラクオバマ大統領の政権のステップを計画して、最新の署名された進行中の操作戦いを呼び出すタリバンとの戦いはアフガニスタンに何千もの兵力を投入する戦略の一環として開く

    • Swat Valley market blast kills eight
      • Suspected Taliban suicide attack kills at least eight• Explosion is latest in volatile Pakistani border regionA blast apparently aimed at Pakistani security forces ripped through a busy market in the north-western Swat Valley today, killing at least eight people and wounding dozens of others, officials and witnesses said.The attack in the district capital of Mingora was the latest violence in the region along the border with Afghanistan where the Pakistani military has been waging offensives against Taliban militants, who have been fighting back, often with homemade bombs.Swat police chief Muhammad Idrees said items found at the scene of the attack suggested it may have been a suicide bombing, though an investigation would be needed to confirm it.Witness Rahim Gul said the blast occurred as two vehicles carrying Pakistani security forces passed through the Nishat intersection, which is surrounded by small shops and stalls. But the security forces' vehicles appeared to be undamaged, Gul said.Television footage of the scene showed a string of cars in the road that were gutted or had blown-out windows. A fire truck arrived to extinguish fires ignited by the blast and heavily armed security forces guarded the area.Another witness, Shiraz Khan, said people could be heard crying for help immediately after the blast.Dr Lal Noor, head of the Saidu Sharif hospital in Mingora, said at least eight people had died and 35 were wounded.The Pakistani military launched an offensive in the mountainous Swat Valley early last year after peace deals with local Taliban collapsed and the militants took control of parts of the region just four hours' drive from Islamabad. The military took back the Swat Valley by mid-2009, but sporadic violence has continued.The Swat Valley offensive drew •推測されるタリバンの自爆攻撃を揮発性のパキスタン国境の最新のregionA爆発明らかにパキスタンの治安部隊は、北部の忙しい市場西部SWATの谷の今日、少なくとも8人が死亡し、他の多数の負傷を介してリッピングを目指している、少なくとも8•爆発を殺すMingoraの地域の首都で政府当局者や目撃者said.The攻撃はアフガニスタンとの国境沿いの地域では、最新の暴力は、パキスタン軍は反撃されている多くの自家製のbombs.Swat警察と反政府勢力タリバン、反対攻勢を繰り広げられていたが責任者ムハンマドIdreesかかわらず、調査it.Witnessラヒム。確認するために必要となるアイテムは、攻撃の現場で見つかったが自爆攻撃されているかもしれないが、提案によると、爆発2台、パキスタンの治安部隊Nishat交差点を通過したとして行う者が発生したは、小さなお店や屋台に囲まれています

    • Afghanistan bans live coverage of Taliban attacks
      The Afghan government has banned live coverage of militant attacks in a bid to prevent the Taliban from exploiting television news, prompting the United States to express its concerns over press freedom.The ban appears to apply to domestic and international news organisations, and although the country's intelligence agency refused to provide details, an official at the government's media unit confirmed the move. アフガニスタン政府は、ボタンを押しますfreedom.The禁止で、その懸念を表明するアメリカ合衆国プロンプト入札のテレビニュースを悪用し、タリバンを防ぐために武装勢力の攻撃の生中継を禁止して国内および国際的な報道機関に適用すると表示されますが、国の諜報機関は、政府のメディア部門での公式の詳細を提供することを拒否したの動きを確認した

    • Taliban ruling council member 'captured in Pakistan'
      Mullah Abdul Kabir detained in north-western Nowshera district, US media reports sayAn Afghan Taliban leader has been captured in Pakistan in what would be the fourth detention of a senior Taliban figure in recent weeks, US reports said today.Mullah Abdul Kabir, a member of the Taliban's ruling council, was captured in the north-western Nowshera district several days ago, the New York Times and the Washington Post reported, citing unnamed Pakistani security officials.Pakistani officials declined to confirm the reports.If confirmed, the arrest would be a further sign that Pakistan is turning away from its old strategy of allowing Afghan Taliban leaders safe haven in the country – something that could have far-reaching implications for the war in Afghanistan.Last week, Pakistani and US officials said Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, the second in command of the Afghan Taliban, had been caught in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi around 10 days earlier.Two other Taliban leaders, Mullah Abdul Salam, of Kunduz province, and Mullah Mohammad, of Baghlan province, were arrested separately in Pakistan between 10 and 12 days ago, the Kunduz governor, Mohammad Omar, said.The reports gave few details of Kabir's arrest but said it happened recently.PakistanTalibanWashington PostNew York Timesguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds ムラーアブドゥルカビール北部で拘束米メディアの報道アフガニスタンのタリバンの指導者サヤン西部ノウシェラ地区、パキスタンで何タリバンの図の4番目の勾留はここ数週間になることでキャプチャされている、米国のレポートtoday.Mullahアブドゥルカビール、と話しているタリバン政権の与党協議会は、北部で捕獲された西部ノウシェラ地区には数日前、ニューヨークタイムズとワシントンポスト紙は、匿名のパキスタンのセキュリティofficials.Pakistani関係者の話として報じた確認reports.If確認を拒否し、逮捕されるさらに今は、パキスタンの距離の国でアフガニスタンのタリバンの指導者安全な避難場所 - そこまでている可能性があるAfghanistan.Last 1週間で、戦争、パキスタンと米国の関係者のための含意に達する何かできるのは、その古い戦略から回っているムラーアブドゥルガーニBaradar氏アフガニスタンのタリバンのコマンドでは、2番目のカラチのパキスタン南部の都市で約10日間、他のタリバンの指導者earlier.Twoキャッチされていたが、ムラーアブドゥルサラム、クンドゥズ州は、ムラーモハマド、バグラン州は、別途、パキスタンで逮捕された10と12の間の日前には、クンドゥズ知事は、オマル師、said.Theレポートカビールの逮捕のいくつかを詳細には触れなかったが、限定2010 recently.PakistanTalibanWashington PostNewニューヨークTimesguardian.co.uk ©ガーディアンニュース&メディアが起こった|このコンテンツを使用しているGoogleの利用規約が適用されます|ほかのフィード

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    • NATO chief seeks broader ties with China, India
      The head of NATO said Sunday its troubles in Afghanistan showed it was vital to boost ties with nations like China, India and Pakistan and transform the alliance into a global security hub.Drawing from flaws exposed in Afghanistan, where NATO is struggling to hold off a Taliban and Al-Qaeda insurgency, Anders Fogh Rasmussen said the military alliance should become a forum for consultation on major hot spots. NATOの頭のアフガニスタンでの日曜日、その問題は、中国、インド、パキスタン、グローバルな安全保障上の欠陥、アフガニスタンで公開されからは北大西洋条約機構を保持するために苦労しているhub.Drawingに同盟の変換のような国との関係を強化することが重要が示されたと述べたタリバンやアルカイダ勢力、ラスムセン軍事同盟の主要なホットスポットでの協議の場にならなければならない

    • Pakistani Taliban has its work cut out
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    • Car bomb attack kills four in Pakistan
      A suicide bomber killed at least four people including two children on Saturday while militants destroyed a NATO tanker in a region of Pakistan known for harbouring Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. 中に過激派パキスタンの地域アルきょくで知られる国際テロ組織アルカイダとタリバンはNATOのタンカーを破壊自爆土曜日に2人の子供を含む少なくとも4人が死亡した

    • U.S. drone attack kills 5 in Pakistan's tribal area
      Four missiles fired by a suspected U.S. drone aircraft on Friday night killed at least five people in northwest Pakistan's tribal area bordering Afghanistan, local TV channels reported Saturday. The reports said the unmanned attack targeted a compound in the Datta Khel area of North Waziristan tribal agency. Sources said all those killed in the strike were militants. North and South Waziristan are believed to be the sanctuaries for Al-Qaeda and Taliban militants. There have been about a do ... 4ミサイル5、少なくとも金曜日の夜人に疑われる米国の無人航空機の北西部、パキスタンの部族地域アフガニスタン国境に人が解雇、地元のテレビのチャンネル報じた

    • Broader perspective needed in campaign against terrorism
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    • NATO Forces Face Taliban Resistance
      NATO forces face Taliban mines, resistance NATO軍のタリバンの鉱山は、抵抗に直面する

    • Taliban Release Video Of 2 French Hostages
      Taliban release video of 2 French hostages 2フランス語、人質のタリバンのリリースのビデオ

    • Afghans warned off Taliban ahead of offensive
      US-led troops Friday dropped leaflets and broadcast radio messages warning Afghans not to shelter the Taliban as they prepared to assault a key insurgent bastion.Thousands of US Marines, along with Afghan and NATO soldiers, have thrown a ring of steel around Marjah, a town of 80,000 in the southern province of Helmand just 20 kilometres (12 miles) from the provincial capital Lashkar Gah. 米主導の軍の金曜日とチラシをドロップラジオ放送のメッセージを避難所は、タリバンのアフガニスタン人は警告としては、暴行、米海兵隊の主要な武装勢力のbastion.Thousands準備に沿って、アフガニスタンとNATOの兵士たちと、Marjah、。鋼のリングを投げてきたヘルマンド州の南部の州で8万人の町はわずか20キロの州都ラシュカルーんから(12マイル)

    • Michael Tomasky: The Baradar capture
      This is huge, is it not? It's not every day you capture the Taliban's number two man. In fact, it's not ever, until last week, when it apparently happened. It's amazing because the view here in the states has been that we've made precious little progress penetrating the Quetta Shura, the name for the Taliban's military leadership.It's doubly amazing because it was done in coordination with the ISI. The ISI? Wow. If Pakistan's intelligence agency is really now cooperating with US forces against the Taliban and al-Qaida, then that is a very huge deal indeed.And it's triply amazing, of course, because as every right-thinking person knows, Barack Obama is soft on terrorism and wants America to fail. I wonder what Dick Cheney will have to say today. Something tells me he'll duck interviews for a few days. Except for Fox of course, which will tee up his toxic propaganda in whatever form he wishes.Now that we have Baradar in custody, as the attackerman points out, it's vitally important that we get good intel out of the guy:The ultimate point of fighting the Taliban is to compel them to give up fighting and accept some version of a post-Taliban order in Afghanistan. Torturing Baradar — which the Pakistanis have been known to do — is counterproductive to that effort. If we treat the guy respectfully, in a demonstrated way, it might spur a reconsideration of Taliban goals. I am not counting any chickens, but any hope of a game-changing possibility will be foreclosed upon if we or our allies torture Baradar. Let's be smart — and true to Obama's stated principles/executive order. If there was any doubt whatsoever, the Abdulmutallab case proved we don't need to torture to get good intelligence.I don't honestly know what would spur a reconsideration of Taliban goals. But I do feel f これは、そうではありません巨大な何ですか?それはあなたのタリバンの数は2人のキャプチャは毎日ではありません

    • Taliban bombs hinder Afghan offensive
      US-led troops waging a huge offensive against the Taliban in southern Afghanistan risked becoming bogged down Tuesday, running into pockets of resistance and scores of planted bombs.The assault on the militant stronghold of Marjah is the first major test of US President Barack Obama's strategy to crush an eight-year insurgency and one of the biggest since the 2001 US-led invasion brought down the Taliban regime. 米軍がタリバンとアフガニスタン南部で巨大な攻勢を繰り広げて主導のリスクを負ったになる火曜日、抵抗と植えbombs.The暴行のスコアのポケットにMarjahの過激派の拠点で実行して動きが取れなくなる米大統領はバラクオバマ氏の戦略の最初の主要なテストです8年間の暴動と1つの最大のものを鎮圧するため、2001年の米軍は、タリバン政権はダウンした

    • Afghanistan: Operation Moshtarak
      A huge mobilisation is under way to clear parts of Helmand province from Taliban controlPaddy Allen 巨大な動員タリバンcontrolPaddyアレンヘルマンド州の明確な部分に進んでいる

    • Pakistan flung into fresh turmoil
      Pakistan headed into fresh turmoil Sunday with President Asif Ali Zardari locked into a humiliating confrontation with the country's top judicial authority over the appointment of senior judges.The showdown threatens Zardari's weak government at a time of mounting US pressure on the nuclear-armed country to eliminate Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked militants as Washington seeks to end the war in neighbouring Afghanistan. パキスタン大統領アシフアリザルダリ氏と新鮮な混。日曜日シニアjudges.The対決の人事をめぐる国の上の司法当局と屈辱的な対立にロックに向かったの核武装国に取り付け米国の圧力を一度に除去するためにザルダリ氏の弱い政府を脅かしとしてワシントンアフガニスタン隣国の戦争の終結を目指して、タリバンや国際テロ組織アルカイダ-武装リンクされます

    • Civilians die in Afghan offensive
      Nato confirms 12 civilians were killed when two rockets missed their target during a big offensive on the Taliban in Afghanistan. 北大西洋条約機構は、2つのロケット大攻勢中には、タリバン、アフガニスタンでの標的から外れた人が死亡12日、民間人を確認します

    • Pakistan market bombing kills 11
      Blast injures 50 in Orakzai region where many Taliban militants are believed to have fled from army offensiveA bomb blast killed at least 11 people and wounded another 50 today in a north-western region of Pakistan where many Taliban militants are believed to have gathered after fleeing an army offensive, officials said.The explosion at a cattle market in the Orakzai tribal region came as the US special envoy, Richard Holbrooke, met the Pakistani prime minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, in the capital, Islamabad, to discuss ways to enhance the two countries' co-operation in tackling militancy.Officials were investigating whether the explosion was caused by a suicide bomber or a planted device.Pakistan has suffered numerous bombings over the last few months, many of them apparently in retaliation for the army operation in the South Waziristan region. Militants tend to target security forces, but many of the recent attacks have been at civilian-heavy sites, includings markets. The Pakistani military has carried out airstrikes against several targets in Orakzai in recent weeks.This week it was revealed that a joint Pakistani-CIA operation had captured the Afghan Taliban's second in command, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, in the southern city of Karachi.PakistanTalibanguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 高炉Orakzai地域の多くの反政府勢力タリバン軍offensiveA爆弾の爆発から、少なくとも11人が死亡、逃走したとみられる50を傷つけると、別の50今日の北に負傷し、パキスタンの西部地域には多くの反政府勢力タリバン逃走後に集まっていると考えられてOrakzaiの部族地域では家畜市場での軍の攻勢は、職員said.The爆発は、米大統領特使、リチャードホルブルックとして、付属の2つを強化する方法を話し合うために、首都イスラマバードでパキスタン首相、YousafラザーGilani会い、途上国の共同militancy.Officialsに取り組む上で動作するかどうかの爆発が自爆テロや植えdevice.Pakistanでは最後の数ヶ月で多くの被爆が原因で捜査を進めていたが、その明らかに報復として、軍の操作のための韓国の多くのワジリスタン地域

    • NATO claims responsibility for 12 Afghan civilian deaths
      The NATO force in Afghanistan on Sunday said 12 Afghan civilians were killed when a rocket missed its intended target during a major offensive against the Taliban. 日曜日にアフガニスタンでのNATOの力を12日、アフガニスタンの民間人がロケットの大攻勢中には、タリバンに対して、その目的のターゲット逃した人が死亡した

    • Afghan offensive claims civilian victims
      TWELVE Afghan civilians have been killed during a major US-led offensive against Taliban in southern Afghanistan, as commanders said booby traps and snipers are slowing progress. 十二のアフガン民間人の主要な米中に殺されて攻勢タリバンとアフガニスタン南部につながったとして、指揮官ブービートラップ狙撃手の進行遅れていると述べた

    • Fears for civilians trapped by US attacks on Taliban
      KABUL: People living on the front line of a US-led offensive against the Taliban in southern Afghanistan are trapped in their homes with little access to food and healthcare, rights groups say. カブール:人々は、日米のフロントラインに住んで攻勢、タリバンとアフガニスタン南部で主導の食品や医療にはほとんどアクセスして自宅にトラップされ、人権団体だ

    • Taliban military commander 'arrested'
      Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar was reportedly captured in Pakistan in a joint operation by Pakistani and US intelligence forcesMullah Barader, the Taliban's powerful second in command, has been captured in the Pakistani city of Karachi, according to a report in the New York Times.If confirmed, the detention of Abdul Ghani Barader will be the most significant breakthrough in many years of the American-led hunt for the Taliban's leaders. That it appears to have occurred in Karachi underlines the degree to which senior Afghan militants have used Pakistan as a secure base for their operations, but may also signal a very significant change in attitude on the part of the Pakistani Army towards the hardline Afghan Islamic militant movement.The Pakistani security establishment's ambivalent attitude towards the Taliban has been repeatedly cited as a major cause of the problems that have beset the Western intervention in Afghanistan since then deposition of the Taliban regime in December 2001.Abdul Ghani Barader, believed to have been born in the central Afghan province of Oruzgan in 1968, is the most trusted lieutenant of Mullah Mohammed Omar, the supreme leader of the Taliban, and has been ultimately responsible for the execution of the insurgents' military and political strategy since being appointed to the position in 2002. The effective chairman of the so-called Quetta Shura, the leadership council of the Taliban which is named after the southwestern Pakistani city near or in which it is thought to be based, Mullah Barader is also known to be close to Osama bin Laden.Mullah Barader was seized in a secret joint operation by Pakistani and American intelligence forces, according to American government officials quoted by the New York Times. Mullah Barader has been in Pakistani cust ムラーアブドゥルガーニBaradar伝え、パキスタンでの共同作戦でパキスタンと米国の諜報forcesMullah Barader、コマンドでは、タリバンの強力な2番目で、カラチのパキスタンの都市で捕獲されており、ニューヨークTimes.Ifでレポートを確認しによると、捕獲されたアブドゥルガーニBaraderの勾留の最も重要なブレークスルーは、アメリカの多くの年になるのタリバンの指導者の捜索した

    • Taliban second-in-command captured in Pakistan
      Detention of Abdul Ghani Baradar most significant breakthrough in US-led hunt for Taliban leaders in many yearsMullah Barader, the Taliban's powerful second in command, has been captured in the Pakistani city of Karachi, senior US officials have confirmed.The detention of Abdul Ghani Barader, the Taliban's overall number two, is the most significant breakthrough in many years of the American-led hunt for the Taliban's leaders and comes as Nato forces continued to advance into Taliban-held areas in the violent southern Afghan province of Helmand.Mullah Barader was seized in a secret joint operation by Pakistani and American intelligence forces, according to American government officials quoted by the New York Times.Mullah Barader has been in Pakistani custody for several days, with American and Pakistani intelligence officials both taking part in interrogations, according to the officials. Though President Barack Obama has banned American agencies from using forms of torture such as water-boarding, Pakistani questioning techniques are frequently brutal.US officials later confirmed the report of his capture to the Associated Press.Mullah Barader, believed to have been born in the central Afghan province of Oruzgan, is the most trusted lieutenant of Mullah Mohammed Omar, the supreme leader of the Taliban, and has been ultimately responsible for the execution of the insurgents' military and political strategy since being appointed to the position in 2002.The effective chairman of the so-called Quetta Shura, the leadership council of the Taliban which is named after the south-western Pakistani city near or in which it is thought to be based, Mullah Barader is also known to be close to Osama bin Laden.That his capture appears to have occurred in Karachi underlines the degree 米で拘置アブドゥルガーニBaradarの最も重要な画期的な多くのyearsMullah Barader、コマンドでは、タリバンの強力な2番目で、タリバンの指導者を捜す主導カラチ、米国高官アブドゥルガーニBaraderのconfirmed.The勾留ているのは、パキスタンの都市で捕獲されているは、タリバンの全体的な数を2つ、最も重要なブレークスルーは、アメリカの多くの年では、タリバンの指導者を捜す主導としてNATO軍のタリバンへの進出に開かれた地域Helmand.Mullah Baraderの暴力的な南部のアフガニスタンの州では続けています秘密の共同作戦でパキスタンとアメリカの諜報軍によって、アメリカ政府関係者は、ニューヨークTimes.Mullah Baraderで引用するパキスタンの親権に数日間は、米国とパキスタンの情報当局者の両方の尋問に参加されているよると、によると、押収公務員

    • Explosion goes off near girls' school in Pakistan
      Foreign aid workers and security officials reported to be among casualties of blast on Afghan borderAn explosion near a girls' school along the Afghan border in north-west Pakistan wounded several people today, police said.Local TV channels reported foreign aid workers and security officials were among the casualties, but the officials would not confirm the reports.The explosion rocked the Shahi Koto area of Lower Dir district as people were heading to an inauguration ceremony for the school, local police official Nawaz Khan said. The exact cause was not immediately clear.A convoy that included security officials was hit during the blast as well.The area is remote, making it difficult to verify information independently. It's also dangerous, having been a crossroads for Taliban militants for some time.As part of its offensive against the militants in the north-west's Swat valley, the Pakistani army has carried out operations in Lower Dir. Local tribes have also set up militias to root out insurgents taking refuge in the area.The exact target of the blast was not certain, but security forces and girls' schools have both been frequently attacked by militants in Pakistan's north-west.PakistanAfghanistanTalibanguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 対外援助の労働者と治安当局は北部のアフガニスタンとの国境、西パキスタンが負傷、いくつかの人々が今日、警察said.Localテレビのチャンネルの対外援助の労働者と治安当局者が報告に沿って女の子の学校の近くに、アフガニスタンborderAn爆発の爆発の犠牲者であることが報告人々は、学校の就任式に向かっていたの死傷者が、間の関係者は、reports.The爆発を確認していないと下はDir地区のシャーヒー江東エリアディック、地元の警察関係者はナワズカーンだ

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      A former Australian soldier has been sentence to death in Afghanistan for murdering an Afghan security guard and then accusing the Taliban for the crime.Robert William Langdon, 38, was arrested in May last year when working as... 元オーストラリア軍、アフガンの警備員を殺害し、アフガニスタンでの死にされて判決の後、crime.Robertウィリアムラングドン、38、5月は、昨年として働いて逮捕され、タリバン政権を非難...

    • Regional summit on Afghanistan opens, eyes on Taliban reconciliation plan
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    • McCully expects Taleban defections to dominate agenda
      Foreign Minister Murray McCully expects the issue of defection of insurgent Taleban to be a major theme of the conference of Afghanistan in London due to start tomorrow.Mr McCully is on his way to the conference, which will be... 外務大臣マレーマッカリー武装勢力タリバンの離党問題をロンドンでアフガニスタンの会議のマッカリーtomorrow.Mrを開始するための主要なテーマが原因であることを期待をされる会議では、彼のようにしています...

    • Honour for Bangladesh aid group's Afghan success
      Immaculately attired and cigar in hand, Fazle Hasan Abed, who will soon become the first Bangladeshi citizen to be knighted, does not look as if he holds the secret to a better future for Afghanistan.But his charity, the Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, has successfully exported its model of development to the war-torn country, where corruption and a Taliban insurgency have frustrated many Western aid efforts. 清潔な服を着て、手で葉巻Fazleハサンで寝て、人、すぐに最初のバングラデシュ市民のナイトの称号をするとして、見ていない場合彼Afghanistan.But彼の慈善事業のためのより良い未来への秘密保持となるが、バングラデシュの農村振興委員会があり、正常に戦争への発展のモデルをエクスポート-ここで、腐敗とタリバンの武装勢力、多くの欧米の支。努力を挫折して、国、引き裂かれる

    • Bulgarian soldiers injured during rocket attack in Kandahar
      A rocket attack on a Bulgarian military base in Afghanistan left a Bulgarian soldier severely injured and three others slightly wounded, sources with Bulgarian Ministry of Defense said Monday. Three of the wounded soldiers were receiving treatments at a nearby American hospital, the sources said. Taliban militants opened fire late Sunday when Bulgarian Defense Minister Nickolay Mladenov and Commander of the Joint Operational Command Lieutenant-General Atanas Samandov visited the military b ... アフガニスタンではブルガリアの米軍基地にロケット弾攻撃ブルガリア兵。深刻と負傷者3人をわずかに、ブルガリア語、国防部は固めた

    • McChrystal's plan takes a Taliban hit
      The main focus of the plan of the top commander in Afghanistan, General Stanley McChrystal, is to secure urban areas, with the aim of turning the public against the Taliban while raising confidence in the ability of Afghanistan's own security forces. The Taliban's brazen attack in Kabul on Monday strikes directly at this. - Abubakar Siddique (Jan 20, '10) 一方、アフガニスタンの独自の治安部隊の能力に自信を引き上げ、アフガニスタンの最高司令官の計画の主な焦点は、一般的なスタンレーMcChrystalは、タリバン政権に対する国民転換を目指して、都市部を確保するためです

    • Troop surge 'supports peace deal'
      For the first time, the commander of international forces in Afghanistan has indicated that the United States will support moves towards a political settlement between the government of President Hamid Karzai and the Taliban. The counter-insurgency strategy is aimed at providing the time and space for this to happen. - Gareth Porter (Jan 27, '10) 最初の時は、アフガニスタンの国際部隊の司令官は、アメリカ合衆国のハミドカルザイ大統領とタリバンの政府間の政治的解決に向けた動きを支援する示されている

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    • Roadside bomb kills two Afghan border policemen
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    • Guardian Daily podcast: Severe weather warnings across much of UK; plus intelligence crisis in Afghanistan
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    • Nineteen Taliban militants arrested in W Afghanistan
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