Kosovo helicopter crash kills two U S soldiers
A AH 64 Apache helicopter carrying two U S peacekeepers crashed in Kosovo killing both soldiers. Names and hometowns withheld pending family notification. No foul play suspected as investigators review the incident at Camp Bondsteel.
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Prime minister to leave for talks in United States
Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra travels to the United States to meet President Bush for discussions on terrorism and trade. The Thai government spokesman said the talks will cover the southern Thailand violence and regional Islamist militancy, with Defense Minister Thammarak Narankura na Ayudhaya accompanying him to meet U.S. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld.
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Quetta Gunmen Attack Kills Police on Training Route
Two gunmen on motorcycles sprayed machine gun fire on a police convoy in Quetta near the Afghan border. At least 11 officers were killed and 9 wounded as they rode to a police training school. Motives were not disclosed by police.
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U S soldiers seek balance in Khaldiyah Habaniyah area
In Khaldiyah and Habaniyah U S troops press a carrot and stick strategy to curb insurgents while aiding Iraqis. Lt Col Philip DeCamp with 500 soldiers and 16 Bradley fighting vehicles aims to retrain police, restore supplies, and fund projects. Insurgents fire on them, casualties mount, and Iraqi officials wrestle loyalty as salaries and stability return.
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Afghan attacks prompt tougher Kabul security
ISAF officials warn Kabul faces ongoing high threat after a bus bombing killed four German soldiers and wounded 29. Lt. Col. Thomas Lobbering said no specific warning preceded the attack and vowed increased precautions as attacks on peacekeepers continue in the fragile security environment.
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Increasing U.S. pressure provokes fears in Iran
In Tehran discussions flare as Iran fears a possible U.S. strike over nuclear ambitions. Powell says regime change is not U.S. policy while urging internal reform. Iranians split between welcoming intervention and protecting reform leaders.
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