Petraeus Takes Command in Afghanistan War Effort
Gen David Petraeus assumed command of U S and NATO forces in Kabul pledging to win amid waning support, insurgent gains and government corruption. He warned of a contest of wills and noted civilians are killed or used by militants as the U S braces possible July 2011 troop withdrawals.
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U S Military Death Toll Rises in Afghanistan Invasion
As of Sunday at least 1 063 members of the U S military had died in Afghanistan Pakistan and Uzbekistan from the U S invasion begun in late 2001 according to an Associated Press count
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Afghan operation nets 63 smugglers and 16 tons of drugs
Security forces killed 63 drug smugglers and terrorists over a two day operation in southern Afghanistan that ended Sunday. Ten militants were arrested and 14 civilians freed. Authorities also seized weapons and explosives and destroyed 16 tons of drugs and drugmaking chemicals. June proved deadly for allied forces with 102 troops killed.
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Biden urges Iraqi leaders to form new government despite blasts
Vice President Joe Biden urged rival Iraqi politicians to end delays and choose new leaders for a stable democracy even as bombings killed four and injured 25 in Mosul and Ramadi. Mortar rounds hit the Green Zone in Baghdad with no casualties reported.
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Iraqi election stalemate delays new government formation
As of Sunday at least 4 411 U S military deaths in Iraq since 2003 are noted by Nouri al Maliki and Ayad Allawi amid Iraqiya alliance winning the most seats but missing a parliamentary majority. Biden says inclusive representation is essential for a thriving democracy. all sides must play a meaningful role for any government to work.
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Mexico election marred by drug related violence
Mexico held local elections in 14 states amid violence intimidation and cartel influence. Exit polls pointed to PRI gains as voters faced reports of polling stations not opening and candidates guarded by body armor. In Chihuahua four bodies were found hanged from bridges, signaling drug cartel intimidation.
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Senators blast Steele over war comments
Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham spoke from Kabul to condemn Michael Steele remarks calling it a war of Obama's choosing. They said Steele must decide if he can still lead the Republican National Committee while dismissing his contention as inaccurate and misinterpreted. Steele defended the remarks at a Connecticut fundraiser closed to media.
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