India tests Agni II missile capable of nuclear warheads
India launched a surface to surface Agni H missile from a test range on the Orissa coast, the third trial of Agni II. The weapon has a range up to 1,560 miles and can carry conventional or nuclear warheads over a ton in weight.
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Talks aim to ease Sadr City violence amid Najaf clash fallout
U S and al Sadr aides met in Baghdad and Basra to calm Baghdad Sadr City unrest after weeks of fighting that left 10 dead in Sadr City. Talks sought a peace framework, but a U S withdrawal condition met resistance. Militants attacked oil pipelines, raising output cuts to about 500000 barrels daily as other clashes killed two attackers and wounded civilians near Mosul.
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Kabul blast at DynCorp office kills seven in attack
A car bomb outside DynCorp International in Kabul killed seven, including two Americans, and wounded several. Hours earlier a blast hit a religious school in southeastern Afghanistan killing eight children and an adult. Officials warned of further attacks ahead of the October presidential election.
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Sudden Kabul Blast At Security Office Kills Several
A hazardous device detonated outside a U S security contractor office in Kabul killing at least seven people and injuring others. Hours earlier a school blast in Zormasl left five dead as authorities investigated the two incidents.
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Gaston Slams South Carolina Causing Outages and Flooding
Tropical Storm Gaston pounded South Carolina with near hurricane winds and heavy rain. Gov. Mark Sanford declared a state of emergency as Charleston County saw up to 10 inches of rain and thousands lost power. Evacuation orders went out and roads were impassable in Mount Pleasant and Charleston.
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Chechen presidential vote riddled with fraud fears
In Grozny, Maj. Gen. Alu Alkhanov led with over 60 percent as preliminary results after polls closed. A suicide blast near a polling station and reports of ballot stuffing fueled fears of terrorism and unfair conduct amid seven candidates replacing the late Akhmed Kadyrov.
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