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Pentagon: Kabul drone attack inquiry could lead to disciplinary action
Strike that killed 10 civilians in Kabul has reignited debate on the use of drones
Taliban take boat rides in Afghanistan’s Band-e Amir national park
The scenic lakes are the latest tourist attraction to become a militant haven
Damascus plunged into darkness after gas pipeline 'sabotage'
Syria's power sector has suffered numerous sabotage attacks since civil war began in 2011
Afghanistan: Can the Taliban fly abandoned US aircraft?
The militants apparently tried to fly a $6 million US helicopter
Kabul crisis: Taliban spokesman says only foreigners will be given access to airport
The militants held a press conference in the Afghan capital on Tuesday afternoon
China weighs up risk and benefit of being in Taliban Afghanistan
Beijing seeks assurance of security as it pursues goals that will require considerable investment
Hundreds of Taliban fighters heading to Panjshir Valley in Afghanistan
Panjshir remains one of the few areas not yet controlled by the group
Coalition aircraft use decoy flares near Kabul airport
Hundreds of decades-old heat-seeking missiles remain unaccounted for in Afghanistan
How Afghanistan's Army was pulled apart by corruption
Coalition efforts to build an effective Afghan force to hold back the Taliban failed to overcome persistent hurdles
An overland route to rival Suez: the wild ambition of Iraq’s Al Faw port
Multibillion-dollar project envisages a new trade route to rival the canal, but its completion is mired in political rivalry
Israel and Iran signal danger of confrontation
Two civilian sailors were killed on Thursday when explosive drones hit their ship
Taliban fight to control former British garrison district of Lashkar Gah
Government stations commandos in Helmand capital but forces are stretched across several fronts
Colorado landslide: miraculous escape for more than 100 motorists
Flash flood warnings were issued within minutes of a hillside collapsing onto motorway
Khamenei condemns US in new blow to paused Iran nuclear talks
Negotiations are set to resume in Vienna in the coming weeks after the swearing in of Ebrahim Raisi's government
Two Turkish soldiers killed in northern Iraq clash with PKK
Turkish forces increase operations in the semi-autonomous Kurdish Region of Iraq
