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Most people didn't know about Obama's secret visit to Afghanistan until it happened. But Twitter users in the country had notification several hours before his arrival.
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Five explosions hit the Afghan capital on Wednesday, resulting in at least seven deaths. The attacks follow the surprise visit of U.S. President Barack Obama to the country.
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Explosions and gunfire rocked the area of Kabul where several embassies and the NATO base in the city are located. The presidential palace of Hamid Karzai also came under attack with heavy gunfire that lasted about 30 minutes after the first explosions.
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As if the Afghan people have not suffered enough horror recently, now a NATO-operated Turkish helicopter has crashed, killing 4 Afghan civilians and 12 Turkish soldiers.
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Up to 16 civilians, including nine children and three women, have been killed by a rogue American soldier in Kandahar province, Afghan and Nato sources say.
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Following the 20-hour assault between Taliban insurgents and International Security Assistance Force personnel in Kabul, the two sides exchanged words on Twitter. Both the NATO-led forces and the Taliban press office blamed each for the loss of life.
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The US Embassy in Afghanistan has confirmed an attack on its building in Kabul. In a short statement on its website they state that there were no casualties among members of staff.
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At least 12 people have been killed after several explosions at the British Council offices in Kabul hit in the early morning hours. Gunfire was heard from the area.
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A group of at least four Taliban suicide bombers attacked a Western-style hotel in the city of Kabul in Afghanistan Tuesday, leaving at least 10 people killed.
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Polish medics on a quick reaction force mission in Kabul, Afghanistan came upon a car with a very pregnant woman inside Monday. They arrived in the nick of time, the woman was in a difficult labour and needed help.
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US seeks to reassure Kabul that it will not abandon Afghanistan after the withdrawal of troops in 2014.
An important ancient artefact smuggled from Afghanistan during the civil war has been returned to a museum in Kabul.
A Turkish army Sikorsky helicopter falls on an Afghan house in Kabul, killing at least 12 Turkish soldiers and two children.
An exhibition in Kabul is aiming to raise awareness of the remaining minefields in Afghanistan and their victims.
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