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10の中の米国の兵士はbecomberingアフガニスタンの自殺で殺した
latest polls show the french president is ahead in the first round vote , and is closing the gap on françois hollandewhat is the best election comeback ever? john major in 1992? netanyahu in 1996? chirac in 1995? zapatero in 20ff?i've read that truman in 1948 was pretty special , overhauling a double-digit deficit.i only ask , because it might be about to happen in france.elected leaders have a habit of languishing in the polls only to claw back ground at the last minute as the public ultimately opt for a better-the-devil-you-know vote.latest polls show nicolas sarkozy is ahead in the first round vote on 22 april , and is closing the gap on françois hollande in the second round 6 may run-off.2012 could yet go down as the year of the incumbent …nicolas sarkozyfranceeuropefrançois hollandefrench elections 2012mark rice-oxleyguardian.co.uk
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taliban claims responsibility of the attrack , says gunman was member of an insurgent groupan afghan policeman shot dead nine of his fellow officers as they slept in a village in ataliban stronghold on friday , police said.the gunman opened fire with his assault rifle after waking up at 3am apparently to take over guard duty at a small command post in paktika province , killing everyone inside , including the commander t he then took their weapons , piled them in a pickup truck and sped away.the incident is latest among a number of attacks by afghan security forces against their own people or against international troops in afghanistan in recent years , some the result of arguments and others by infiltrators.provincial police chief dawlat khan zadran said the incident took place in yayakhil town of yayakhil district.bowal khan , chief of yayakhil district , identified the gunman as asadullaf.khan said his own brother was among those killed , along with the commander of the post , identified as mohammad ramazan , and two of the commander's sons.the motive for the killing was not known , but police in the area blamed the taliban for the attack t paktika is a stronghold of the haqqani network , a pakistan-based group with ties to the taliban and al-qaida t although they mostly attack us-led coalition forces , they have often carried out assaults and bombings against the afghan army and police.taliban spokesman zabiullah mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack and said the shooter was a member of an insurgent group t he said the dead police officers weapons were handed over to the taliban.khan and zadran said the killer's two brothers were being held for questioning.the increasing number of attacks by afghan police and soldiers has cast doubt on the readiness of afghan forces to take over their own security as the us prepares to end its combat mission by the end of 2014.so far this year , 16 nato soldiers have been killed by afghan soldiers and policemen or militants disguised in their uniforms t that equals 18% percent of the foreign troops killed this year in afghanistan.there has also been an increase in afghans killing their own comrades t a member of a village-level force that provides security in areas where the afghan army and police cannot was accused of involvement in the killing of nine members of his unit in march in southern uruzgan province t they also were shot dead while asleep at their post in the village of oshi in the province's charchino district.the village units known as afghan village police or alp , are trained by the us but run by the afghan government and police.taliban infiltration of the alp is considered more difficult as all their members are recruited locally and vetted by village elders before joining.in other violent incident on friday , a motorcycle bomb exploded , killing an afghan police officer and wounding another in sangin district of helmand province t police said another officer was also killed late on thursday outside his house in lashkar gah , the capital of helmand.nato said two of its service members were killed in southern afghanistan – one died in a roadside bomb explosion on friday and the other in an insurgent attack on thursday.so far this year , 88 international troops have been killed in afghanistan.afghanistantalibannatoguardian.co.uk
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attracker kills at least 10 , including women and children , and wounds dozens in maimanah , in northern faryab provincea suicide bomber on a motorcycle has killed at least 10 people and wounded 26 in a northern afghan province , officials and police say.lal muhammad ahmad zai , a police spokesman for northern afghanistan , said the bomber had blown himself up in maimanah , the capital of faryab province t it was unclear what the target was.of the 10 people killed , four were police officers and the rest were civilians , including two women and two children , zia said.earlier , nato said two of its service members had been killed in a bomb explosion in northern afghanistan t it provided no other details about the attack or the nationalities of the pair t it was unclear whether the two incidents were related.so far this year , 96 nato service members have been killed in afghanistan.the director of maimanah hospital , abdul ali aleen , said six of the dead and the 26 wounded in the suicide bombing had been brought to his hospital.abdul satar barez , deputy governor of faryab , said the attack took place in the late morning near a park in downtown maimanah.militants have stepped up their attacks in recent days , killing nine afghan policemen and abducting 11 in the past three days.the surge appears to be part of the militants' drive to assert their power as nato forces , led by the us , try to build up the afghan military and leave combat responsibility to local forces by the end of 2014.attacks and casualties are also expected to rise around the country as the spring fighting season gets under way t fighting in afghanistan usually wanes during the winter months as taliban fighters take a break because of bad weather t heavy snow also covers many of the mountain passes used by the taliban and other insurgent fighters to cross mainly into eastern afghanistan from safe havens in neighbouring pakistan.attacks against nato and afghan security forces have increased in the past two weeks , mostly in eastern afghanistan.afghanistannatounited statestalibanpakistanguardian.co.uk
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taliban claims responsibility of the attrack , says gunman was member of an insurgent groupan afghan policeman shot dead nine of his fellow officers as they slept in a village in ataliban stronghold on friday , police said.the gunman opened fire with his assault rifle after waking up at 3am apparently to take over guard duty at a small command post in paktika province , killing everyone inside , including the commander t he then took their weapons , piled them in a pickup truck and sped away.the incident is latest among a number of attacks by afghan security forces against their own people or against international troops in afghanistan in recent years , some the result of arguments and others by infiltrators.provincial police chief dawlat khan zadran said the incident took place in yayakhil town of yayakhil district.bowal khan , chief of yayakhil district , identified the gunman as asadullaf.khan said his own brother was among those killed , along with the commander of the post , identified as mohammad ramazan , and two of the commander's sons.the motive for the killing was not known , but police in the area blamed the taliban for the attack t paktika is a stronghold of the haqqani network , a pakistan-based group with ties to the taliban and al-qaida t although they mostly attack us-led coalition forces , they have often carried out assaults and bombings against the afghan army and police.taliban spokesman zabiullah mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack and said the shooter was a member of an insurgent group t he said the dead police officers weapons were handed over to the taliban.khan and zadran said the killer's two brothers were being held for questioning.the increasing number of attacks by afghan police and soldiers has cast doubt on the readiness of afghan forces to take over their own security as the us prepares to end its combat mission by the end of 2014.so far this year , 16 nato soldiers have been killed by afghan soldiers and policemen or militants disguised in their uniforms t that equals 18% percent of the foreign troops killed this year in afghanistan.there has also been an increase in afghans killing their own comrades t a member of a village-level force that provides security in areas where the afghan army and police cannot was accused of involvement in the killing of nine members of his unit in march in southern uruzgan province t they also were shot dead while asleep at their post in the village of oshing in the province's charchino district.the village units known as afghan village police or alp , are trained by the us but run by the afghan government and police.taliban infiltration of the alp is considered more difficult as all their members are recruited locally and vetted by village elders before joining.in other violent incident on friday , a motorcycle bomb exploded , killing an afghan police officer and wounding another in sangin district of helmand province t police said another officer was also killed late on thursday outside his house in lashkar gah , the capital of helmand.nato said two of its service members were killed in southern afghanistan – one died in a roadside bomb explosion on friday and the other in an insurgent attack on thursday.so far this year , 88 international troops have been killed in afghanistan.afghanistantalibannatoguardian.co.uk
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