Rise in Taliban attacks worries U.S.
June 26, 2008 – 11:11 pmCoalition airstrikes in southern Afghanistan killed “several insurgents” who attacked a patrol, the U.S.-led coalition said Thursday.
MORE:
http://rss.cnn.com/~r/rss/cnn_world/~3/320465936/index.html
Related posts:
Taliban attacks kill Afghan doctors, police
Taliban says it bombed Pakistan hospital
Taliban regaining hold on Afghanistan, U.S. says
Report: Taliban strengthens in Afghanistan
Report: Attacks on education rise
Hundreds of Taliban occupy Afghan villages
Taliban leader: We have no faith in Obama
Karzai issues warning to Pakistan
Senior Taliban figure captured
Pakistan quake toll likely to rise over 300
U.S.: Iranian bombs rise in Iraq
Taliban kill six in checkpoint attack
Taliban targeted for Aussie offensive
Taliban slay police as they sleep
Taliban forced back in Kandahar offensive
Furor over pics of Taliban in dead soldiers’ kit
U.S. says it would support talks with Taliban
OECD predicts sharp rise in unemployment
Chinese Taliban hostage escapes
Officials: Taliban ambush, kill bus passengers
Major Taliban stronghold ‘retaken’
Officials out over ‘Taliban talks’
Taliban frees German hostage
NATO prepares ground for Taliban battle
Battle for Taliban-held towns begins
NATO: Battle to oust Taliban will last 3 days
Taliban group releases 12 children in Pakistan
Inmates escape in attack on Afghan prison
Coalition: Taliban hostages freed
Taliban reject Afghan peace overture
U.S.: Taliban making gains in Afghanistan
‘Taliban American’ asks Bush to cut sentence
Al Qaeda, Taliban link suspected
Taliban ’split with al Qaeda, seek peace’
Report: Taliban ‘noose’ around Kabul
Pakistani soldiers uncover Taliban ‘kidnap jail’
10 Taliban arrested in acid attack on girls
Pakistan blast ends lull in violence
Talks with Taliban agreed — with strings
Karzai defends Taliban peace move
Sources: Taliban split with al Qaeda, seek peace
In video, Al Qaeda vows more U.S. attacks
Taliban ‘narco-terrorist’ gets life sentence
U.S. to arm local Afghans to fight Taliban
U.S. may arm local Afghans to fight Taliban
Saudi hosts Afghan peace talks with Taliban
7 dead in Taliban commander raid
Taliban seize government office in Pakistan
Two Taliban leaders killed in Afghanistan
World leaders condemn Mumbai attacks
U.S.: Taliban leader unlikely to reject violence
U.S.: Taliban leader unlikely to agree deal
Inflation worries hit Venezuela
Taliban: Aid worker killed for preaching
Asia markets fall on U.S. worries
U.S. details Quds Force’s ’support’ to Taliban
Police: New Taliban attack on NATO cargo
Attacks in Iraq kill 20 people
Karzai courts Taliban leader over peace talks
Attacks strain India’s relationship with Pakistan
Karzai talks peace after bus bomb
Death toll from attacks in Pakistan rises
Mbeki: Attacks on foreigners a ‘disgrace’
Al Qaeda plotting Baghdad attacks, U.S. says
Pakistan intel blamed for Afghan attacks
NYC’s top cop warns of copycat Mumbai attacks
155 killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza
More than 200 killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza
Men held in attacks on Iraqi Christians
Doctor guilty of planning UK terror attacks
Israel buries victims of Mumbai attacks
Scores killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza
Attacks force U.N. to cut Darfur food relief
Rebels blamed for oil attacks announce truce
U.N.: Darfur attacks broke human rights law
Iraqi judges targeted in bombing attacks
Nigeria pushes talks to halt oil attacks
Prisoners killed in attacks on Iraqi jails
Paper: Attacks throughout Europe plotted
Attacks force U.N. to leave refugee camps
Asian markets fall as worries increase
Rice: Attacks were al Qaeda’s kind of terror
China’s trade surplus soars
Iran: No talks until U.S. stops Iraq attacks
Germany: ‘Massive’ attacks foiled
Xenophobic attacks subside in South Africa
Georgia launches new attacks in South Ossetia
Attacks cross Iraq-Turkey border
Zardari: Pakistan not involved in attacks
Pakistan terror group founder detained
Indian minister quits over Mumbai attacks
Indian minister offers to quit over Mumbai attacks
Oil prices rise to intraday record
Oil prices rise despite Saudi pledge
Pakistani tribes rise up against militants
Taliban: ‘We will not negotiate’
More than 10 Taliban killed
Coalition: 80 Taliban killed
Coalition offensive against Taliban
More than 10 Taliban slain in Afghanistan