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[Summary] => A suicide bomber in Afghanistan's northern Kunduz province has killed 29 people, mainly members of illegal armed groups that have clashed with security forces and the insurgents in the past, an Afghan official said Sunday.
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[Title] => Hundreds of oil tankers torched in Kabul, Taliban claim responsibility
[Summary] => Hundreds of oil tankers were burned down in Arghandi area on the outskirts of Afghan capital city Kabul on Friday night, inflicting damages worth millions of dollars.Taliban militants fighting the government to regain power in the conflict-ridden country have claimed responsibility for the attack.
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[Title] => Suicide car bombing kills 10, injures over 50 in Afghanistan
[Summary] => A suicide car bomb went off in Afghanistan's Paktika province, some 155 km southeast of capital city of Kabul, late Sunday, killing 10 people and injuring over 50 others, spokesman for provincial administration Mukhlis Afghan on Monday said.
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[Title] => Taliban frees three Afghan hostages
[Summary] => KANDAHAR (AFP) - Taliban militants have freed three Afghans abducted with two French colleagues nearly two months ago, their aid group and a spokesman for the extremist movement said Sunday.
Their ongoing detention even after the release of the French nationals had raised fears the Afghans would be executed like some previous hostages.
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Their ongoing detention even after the release of the French nationals had raised fears the Afghans would be executed like some previous hostages.
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