Colorado soldiers recount Iraqi horrors and postwar violence
Fort Carson soldiers describe breakdowns in discipline in Iraq with civilians killed or harmed during battles. They report difficulty adjusting, avoiding help, or abusing alcohol and drugs. The Gazette cites interviews, records, and photos showing a brutalizing cycle and postdeployment trauma in the 4th Infantry Division.
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U S military steps up drug raids in Afghanistan
U S Marines and Afghan forces report hundreds of tons of poppy seeds opium and heroin seized in southern Afghanistan this month. Defense ministers backed targeted drug raids linking Taliban to drug barons. U N cites Taliban profits fueling insurgency and NATO says counternarcotics strategy shows progress.
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Pro Taliban Cleric Arrest Signals Shift in Swat Valley Talks
The arrest of pro Taliban cleric Sufi Muhammad, father-in-law to Maulana Fazlullah, signals Pakistan's shift from negotiating with militants. The February Swat peace deal enforcing Sharia led to Taliban gains, collapsed in April, prompting a military offensive that displaced about 2 million people and sparked ongoing sporadic clashes as returns continue.
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