Protests in Kyrgyzstan Leave Deaths as Bases Hold
Thousands mourn the victims of deadly protests in Bishkek as clashes around Ala-Too Square leave at least 76 dead and 1,400 injured. The U.S. Manas base operations resume with passenger flights, while calls to expel U.S. troops persist amid regional tensions involving Russia and the interim government.
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Russia bans US child adoptions after boy sent back alone
Russia threatened to suspend adoptions by U S families after a 7 year old Russian boy adopted by a Tennessee woman was flown back to Moscow alone with a note claiming violent behavior and severe psychological problems. The case sparked Kremlin criticism, investigations, and calls for tighter oversight of international adoptions.
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Osprey crash in Afghanistan claims three service members
A U S Air Force Osprey went down in southeastern Afghanistan near Qalat in Zabul province killing three service members and one civilian contractor. NATO investigators say the cause is under review with insurgent claims unclear while Pentagon confirms the first combat-zone Osprey loss.
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Al-Qaida front claims triple attacks amid Iraqi chaos
An al-Qaida in Iraq front group said it carried out three attacks near foreign embassies as U S and Iraqi officials warn of a possible comeback. The wave of incidents last week killed about 120 people in Baghdad and surrounding areas, a signal the group aims to drag Iraq into civil conflict while security forces struggle and U S forces redeploy.
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