Afghanistan denies link to train attack in Pakistan
An injured passenger rescued by security forces from a train attacked by insurgents is carried on a stretcher after arriving on a special train for the wounded and survivors at a railway station in Much, in Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province, March 12, 2025.
He was not alone. Thousands of Afghan families were separated in the rushed withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan.
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CEO of Iraq and Afghanistan vets group to step down later this springIraq War veteran Allison Jaslow announced Thursday that she will step down from her role as CEO of Iraq and Afghanistan ...
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Witnesses and senators repeatedly referenced an analysis that found only 10% of military surgeons were ready for war in 2019, ...
Fort Carson solder Capt. James McDaniel was honored with a Purple Heart Tuesday for injuries received during combat in 2012.
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While America has recognised that military burn pits used in Afghanistan can cause cancer and other illnesses in soldiers, Australia has not accepted it.
A nonprofit that helps Afghans who worked for the U.S. government issued an urgent alert advising Afghan citizens holding ...
Suspected Abbey Gate terror plotter Mohammad Sharifullah appeared in federal court on Monday, where the judge ordered he be held pending further hearings.
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US military 'grateful to Pakistan' for Sharifullah's arrestThe United States Central Command (US Centcom) has expressed gratitude to Pakistan for its role in capturing the main suspect behind the deadly 2021 suicide bombing at Kabul Airport in Afghanistan.In ...
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