Last Tornadoes Out Of Afghanistan
Courtesy Video NATO Channel British Royal Air Force Tornadoes have taken off for the last time in Afghanistan. 31 Squadron is heading home after doing four tours in-country in recent years....
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Aaj Ki Baat Kya Afghanistan Aur Pakistan Bhi Daish Ke Nishane Per Hain 14th November 2014
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FIFA Fair Team Award winner is Afghanistan 2013 Afghanistan heroes return home as SAFF Cup Champions!! Huge amazing crowd celebrations!!
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Published November 14, 2014
Nov. 13, 2014: A U.S. soldier inspects the site of a suicide attack targeting a foreign convey in Behsood district of Jalalabad east of Kabul(AP)
KABUL, Afghanistan NATO says one of its service members has been shot and killed by insurgents in northern Afghanistan.
A statement Saturday by the U.S.-led coalition says the shooting happened Friday. It provided no other details about the attack nor the nationality of the service member.
The slaying brings to 61 the number of coalition deaths so far this year in Afghanistan, 45 of them U.S. troops.
Insurgents have intensified their attacks against both Afghan and NATO security forces across the country following a fierce summer of fighting. There have been a number of unsuccessful attacks against coalition convoys in recent days.
The attacks also come as most international combat forces prepare to withdraw from the country by the end of the year.
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India has long term commitment with Afghanistan to help in security, economic and humanitarian support, say experts.
India will continue to play a major regional power to help rebuild war-torn Afghanistan as foreign forces starts withdrawal.
Experts believe that despite the change of government in India, the political Will continue to favour bring peace and economic stability in Afghanistan.
"Former foreign minister Salman Khurshid (he) made it very clear that we do not have exit policy. Then, recently new Indian Foreign Minister Ms. Sushma Swaraj was there and she also said that we are here to stay. So all these are positive messages in terms of India remaining engaged in Afghanistan and that too at a time when Afghanistan is passing through a very crucial phase. It is going through three transitions, overlapping transitions security, political and economic", said, Vishal Chandra, a research fellow at IDSA
Chandra, who has been closely watching developments in Afghanistan, said security will remain a challenge for the new Afghan government, and it will take years to get a hold of the situation.
"One cannot expect Afghan government to be able to deal with the security situation, a country which has been on war for more than thirty years. A country where all the institutions security, political, economic institutions were destroyed. I think ten or thirteen years is too lesser time to expect any government in Afghanistan to be able to take care of its security on its own," said Chandra.
"We have given them some assistance by training their officers and men but I think the Afghan forces will be stretched a bit. I expect resurgence or stepping up of Taliban activities. Secondly, the Afghan National Security Forces are not equipped with the kind of material, weaponry and logistics that are required to handle in the insurgency situation", said Vikram Sood, former Secretary R and AW, and Advisor, Observer Research Foundation,
India is not only providing financial aid to Afghanistan, but is working tirelessly to train Afghan people in military and civil affairs.
A large number of students are studying in India; many of them are taking technical training to improve industries back home. By Neelapu Shanti
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