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US Military Deaths in Afghanistan Top 2,000
The Taliban is claiming credit for another suicide bombing that killed foreign troops, Afghan soldiers and civilians today. On Saturday, a clash Saturday between Afghan and NATO soldiers may have produced the 2000th military casualty in this country's longest war. Rod Nordland is in Kabul for the New York Times .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe Taliban is claiming credit for another suicide bombing that killed foreign troops, Afghan soldiers and civilians today. On Saturday, a clash Saturday between Afghan and NATO soldiers may have produced the 2000th military casualty in this country's longest war. Rod Nordland is in Kabul for the New York Times.
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- 42:39Supreme Court Returns to the Bench