U S Forces Kill Three Afghan Rebels In West Raid
U S forces killed three suspected militants and detained 23 after raids in Tani district Khost province as four soldiers were shot and wounded. The injured were treated at Bagram base north of Kabul.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2004
Page
10
U S forces killed three suspected militants and detained 23 after raids in Tani district Khost province as four soldiers were shot and wounded. The injured were treated at Bagram base north of Kabul.
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Israeli forces pulled back to the edges of Tel Sultan and Tel Sul tan and Brazil in Rafah while redeploying for a four day campaign in search of tunnels and militants. Residents return to ruined streets as shells and machine gun fire scar the camp. two men with gunshot wounds arrive at Rafah hospital. the army cites avoiding mass demolition amid international criticism.
Thousands of Shiite demonstrators in Bahrain and Lebanon march to protest U.S. led coalition actions in Karbala and Najaf. Police use tear gas in Manama but crowds break through to continue the protest outside Bahrain streets. Iran also sees about 200 people at the British Embassy amid regional outrage.
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