Airstrike targets reflect U S goals in Afghanistan
The United States leads air strikes across Afghanistan aiming to cripple Taliban military forces and weaken air defenses. Officials say air supremacy is established as 31 targets Sunday and 13 Monday focus on air bases, missile sites, and terrorist training camps while aid for displaced Afghans continues.
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Global protests flare as airstrikes on Afghanistan continue
Muslim activists march and demonstrators clash from London to Jakarta to Khartoum as allies reaffirm U S support while warning against retaliation. Protests across Egypt Indonesia Greece Malaysia and the Philippines intensify with police firing, tear gas, and flag burnings amid international concern over the campaign.
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Arafat closes Gaza universities to quiet militants
The Palestinian Authority ordered Gaza City's Islamic University and Al Azhar University closed on Tuesday to silence Islamic militants amid anti U.S. protests. The move followed deadly clashes between police and Hamas supporters and barred foreign reporters from Gaza.
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