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CHARSADDA, Pakistan—Hundreds of Pakistanis who fled a military offensive against the Taliban in Swat Valley began trickling back home Monday, but many families refused to leave refugee camps, demanding promised government assistance and citing security concerns.
In Pakistan's east, meanwhile, an explosion rocked a small village, killing at least nine people -- seven of them children -- wounding dozens and damaging tens of houses in a reminder that security in the country has deteriorated well beyond the northwest region bordering Afghanistan.
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NATO helicopter crashes after take-off in Afghan south
Jul 12th, 2009 - Reuters
KABUL (Reuters) - A helicopter belonging to the NATO-led force crashed on Monday on a airfield in Afghanistan's southern province of Kandahar, an alliance official said...
Pentagon seeks prison overhaul
Jul 12th, 2009 - Heraldtribune.com
BAGRAM AIR BASE, Afghanistan - A sweeping U.S. military review calls for overhauling the troubled American-run prison here as well as the entire Afghan jail and judicial systems...
Friends, relatives pray for return of GI held by Taliban
Jul 12th, 2009 - Star-Telegram.com
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Photo Captures Marine Escaping Afghan Blast That Killed His Comrades
Jul 12th, 2009 - FOXNews.com
The moment a U.S. Marine ran to safety as an explosion killed two of his comrades in Afghanistan was caught on camera. The Improvised Explosive Device (IED) killed two members of the U.S...
Displaced Pakistanis head home
Jul 12th, 2009 - Al Jazeera English
Pakistan's army is keeping up its offensive against suspected Taliban positions in South Waziristan as a massive operation gets under way to return the first of around two million refugees to their homes in the Swat valley and surrounding areas.




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