2,000 killed in Afghanistan since Sept.

14 Dec 2006

Almost 2,100 militants have been killed in Afghanistan since Sept. 1 in operations involving coalition special forces soldiers, a U.S. Army spokesman said. That means more than half of the country’s insurgency-related deaths this year have come in the last three months. Full Story

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