Examples of using Taleban in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Taleban rebels regularly use IEDs to target government officials, and Nato and Afghan soldiers, but civilians and children are also often killed and wounded by the attacks.
Remnants of Afghanistan's ousted Taleban government have claimed responsibility for Sunday's suicide bombing that killed five Afghan security officials in Kabul, and they are vowing to carry out more attacks.
The Taleban wants to make a deal
NATO is pledging to continue its mission in Afghanistan, despite the presence of resurgent Taleban and al-Qaida forces
Mr Naqibullah Amini, spokesman for the Badghis police, confirmed the death of 30 soldiers and said the Taleban killed four soldiers in separate attacks on security checkpoints in the same district.
The U.S. government was among those that were sharply critical earlier this year when the Afghan government arranged a swap of five Taleban prisoners for an Italian journalist taken hostage.
The Taleban wants to make a deal
A NATO spokesman said today(Monday) NATO troops and Afghan security forces were on patrol in southern Helmand province's Musa Qala district when they were ambushed early Sunday by a large Taleban force.
Afghan forces have been struggling to combat the Taleban since the US and NATO shifted to a support and training role at
Karzai is more corrupt than any government since the 1980s, including the Taleban and Soviet-backed communist governments.
Of course it can: the US can start blatantly, nakedly lying about the event:“There were Taleban fighters hiding in that hospital!”-no, there weren't;“The Afghans told us to bomb that hospital!”-no, they didn't.
would help Afghanistan and the US to fight the threat posed by the Taleban and al-Qaeda.
Afghanistan remain a sanctuary for al-Qaeda, and a new Taleban insurgency inside Pakistan has gradually been gathering strength.
Of course it can: the US can start blatantly, nakedly lying about the event:“There were Taleban fighters hiding in that hospital!”- no, there weren't;
many of them al-Qaeda and Taleban suspects captured in Pakistan
many of them al-Qaeda and Taleban suspects captured in Pakistan
the 14,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan but has said progress in negotiations with the Taleban would enable a troop reduction and a"focus on counter-terrorism".
A 2014 study by Altai Consulting found that 175 radio and 75 television stations had been set up since the 2001 invasion that toppled the Taleban, who ran the country from 1996-2001.
she said that it may be that the Taleban destroyed the schools in anger at this.
South Korean officials say the Taleban allowed one of the hostages to speak by phone to diplomats at South Korea's embassy in Kabul on Saturday.