Afghan protests escalate with grenade attack on US base
In northern Afghanistan angry demonstrators hurled grenades at a U.S. base as a gun battle killed two Afghans and wounded seven NATO troops amid the Quran burn protests. The violence marks days of deadly unrest with over 30 dead, including four U.S. troops, and a broader pullback of international advisers from ministries in Kabul.
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Israel inks $1.6 billion arms deal with Azerbaijan
Israel Aerospace Industries confirms a $1.6 billion sale of drones and air defense systems to Azerbaijan. Netanyahu cites Iran's nuclear program as a central issue, with upcoming talks in Ottawa and Washington. Analysts see timing as potentially coincidental and not necessarily linked to any strike plans.
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West Calls Syrian Referendum Fraud Farce
Western leaders condemned Syria's referendum as a cynical ploy to justify crackdowns. U S Secretary of State Clinton urged Assad supporters to reject violence, while Assad defended his crackdown and blamed a media campaign. Allies met in Tunisia to coordinate a post Assad peacekeeping plan.
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