NATO's recent deadly air attack on Pakistan has put the US mission in Afghanistan in danger with supplies cut-off, meaning Washington will soon have to turn to other transit states to keep its military effort going. Russia is among the alternatives and this could mean some well-timed diplomatic leverage for Moscow. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Pakistan's decision to impose tax on US and NATO supplies going to Afghanistan through its territory is only a part of a broader package that Pakistan is discussing at the moment. Author and journalist Webster Tarpley says that the idea of a transit tax is a "cheap trick to provide political cover for Pakistani politicians who want to cave in and appease the US one more time." RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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NATO's recent deadly air attack on Pakistan has put the US mission in Afghanistan in danger with supplies cut-off, meaning Washington will soon have to turn to other transit states to keep its military effort going. Russia is among the alternatives and this could mean some well-timed diplomatic leverage for Moscow. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com The Great Day of Annihilation thegreatdayofannihilation.com

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And NATO's war effort in Afghanistan is facing another obstacle. Pakistan has closed an important supply route for the coalition. A hundred fuel tankers and trucks haven't been allowed into Afghanistan. It is seen as a retaliation to a NATO helicopter raid into the territory of Pakistan in which 3 local soldiers were killed and 3 more wounded. The alliance says the incident is now being investigated and promised the Pakistan's sovereignty would be respected. Recently the number of missile strikes and helicopter raids against suspected militants hiding in Pakistan's tribal zone has been on the rise. Pakistani officials say the attacks are violating international law and should be stopped. Pakistani political expert Ahmed Quraishi told RT that the US-led coalition has failed to persuade Pashtun tribes living on either side of the border to join peace efforts.

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Pakistan halted NATO supplies after NATO attack on Pakistan Army Check Post. Pakistan also has ordered US to evacuate from

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Looks like this event has been censored in the Western media. New footage obtained by Press TV showing Afghan fighters attacking a US supply convoy in the northeast province of Kunar. The convoy had entered Afghanistan through Torkham border in the east and was carrying supplies, including fuel, for a US military base in the province. The convoy was escorted by eight US armored vehicles carrying about 40 American soldiers and an Afghan military truck when it came under attack in Jalala village. The Afghan fighters claim they have killed all 40 American troops in the attack and seized the convoy's supplies. American airstrikes have targeted the village several times in the past months, resulting in heavy civilian casualties. The invasion of Afghanistan took place with the official objective of curbing militancy and bringing peace and stability to the country. Nine years on, however, Afghanistan remains unstable and civilians continue to pay the price. Civilian casualties have always been a source of friction between the Afghan government and foreign troops, with Afghan officials frequently condemning NATO attacks on civilians. According to a UN report, about 2800 civilians were killed by foreign forces and Taliban militants in Afghanistan last year. A Press TV correspondent in Kabul says killings of civilians by US-led foreign forces will exacerbate the already tense situation in Afghanistan, where people are furious at the recent desecration of the Qur'an in the US. www <b>...</b>

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NATO's recent deadly air attack on Pakistan has put the US mission in Afghanistan in danger with supplies cut-off, meaning Washington will soon have to turn to other transit states to keep its military effort going. Russia is among the alternatives and this could mean some well-timed diplomatic leverage for Moscow.

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International Security Assistance Force service members visit and donate supplies at a local school in Kabul. It's part of an effort to build trust and foster a relationship with the local community. Produced by Sgt. Ryan Hall for American Forces Network Afghanistan

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Turkish troops donating supplies and equipment to the Afghan National Army.

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Education is important to develop a better future for Afghanistan. Air Force Staff Sgt. Chad Usher was with some women providing educational tools to the youth. Sound bites from Sgt. 1st Class Cecil Torres, US Army FET NCOIC, Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, Rahima Kandahari, Public Diplomacy Officer for the Department of State, Zarghoona Azizi, Women's Affairs Advisor. Available in high definition.

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Sgt Rhinehart with the Panjshir PRT talks about one of the missions on this five part series...bringing clothing on a humanitarian mission to a village at the end of our trip. They were accepted by Village Elders and the families. Watch unedited footage as our troops and civilians and the Afghan people interact. Hear as the Afghans talk to us! Don't you think all of America should see what our troops have been and continue to do?:)

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Hundreds of vehicles carrying supplies for US-led NATO forces have remained halted in parts of Peshawar and on the Pak-Afghan border as Pakistan shut down the NATO supply routes into Afghanistan. Press TV's Zahid Hussain reports from Torkham.

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General Beg demands right for Pakistan Air Force to shoot down ISAF copters, drones paffalcons.com Pakistan closed a vital transit link for NATO supplies for the war in Afghanistan on Thursday in apparent retaliation for an attack by coalition helicopters on a Pakistani security post hours earlier. Trucks and oil tankers were stopped at the border post of Torkham just north of Peshawar and it was unclear when the post would reopen, a Pakistani security official said. A closure of the crossing through which NATO and American troops receive most of their non-lethal equipment is rare, and signaled a downturn in the military relationship between Pakistan and the United States just three months before the Obama administration takes stock of progress in Afghanistan. A NATO helicopter attacked a border post at Mandati Kandaw, a town close to the capital of Parachinar in the Kurram area of Pakistan's tribal region, at 5 am on Thursday, the official said. Three paramilitary soldiers of the Frontier Corps were killed, and three others injured, he said. Another border post at Kharlachi in the Kurram region was struck a few hours later, the official added. The two posts are about 15 miles apart and border Paktia Province in Afghanistan. The incident occurred as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Leon Panetta, was in Islamabad for a previously scheduled visit. He was expected to meet the head of the Pakistani military, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, later on Thursday <b>...</b>

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Supply Transition with Afghan National Coalition Police in Mehtar Lam by SSgt Tsuyoshi Shinzato.

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Friends and family of Kentucky National Guard's Agribusiness Development Team sent supplies to hundreds of Afghan students at Nasaji Gulbahar girls school in the Khoistani district of Kapisa Province, Afghanistan. The soldiers came to the school to personally hand out the supplies.

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Members of the International Security Assistance Force mentor Afghan National Army troops as they work to safely and quickly move supplies and personnel across the country. Air Force Staff Sgt. Mark Bell with more from Afghanistan.

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For Freedom Forums - figh.tk Peter Dow's website - http US Tax Dollars Fueling Afghan Insurgency House Investigation: Private Contractors Paying Warlords, Criminals to Get Supplies to US and NATO Bases Lara Logan reports for CBS Evening News www.cbsnews.com (CBS) Billions of US taxpayer dollars are fuelling corruption in Afghanistan and funding the insurgency, according to a six-month investigation by the House subcommittee on National Security and Foreign affairs. The committee's chairman, Rep. John F. Tierney, D-Mass., told CBS News: "the business is war and the war is business and you've got 'Warlord Inc.' going on over there." Committee investigators found that private contractors in Afghanistan have been paying local warlords, criminals, government officials and a list of others for security on Afghanistan's roads, to get much needed supplies to US and NATO bases. But even worse, anecdotal evidence indicates that US tax dollars are also going into the hands of the Taliban, who own many of the roads and areas through which the trucking convoys have to pass, reports CBS News chief foreign correspondent Lara Logan. That would mean that the US is literally funding the enemy, as violence escalates daily in Afghanistan and more US soldiers and Marines are dying than ever before in this war. "This is the tip of the iceberg," Tierney said in an interview with CBS News. "There are other contracts over there, whether they are cell phone contracts or base security, and if you <b>...</b>

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Pakistan has closed a key Afghan border crossing to NATO supplies after the US-led coalition's helicopters fired on a checkpoint in northwest Pakistan, killing 24 soldiers and wounding around fourteen. The "unprovoked and indiscriminate" attack took place in Mohmand tribal region, the Pakistani military said. Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani called it "outrageous" and convened an emergency meeting of the cabinet. Nato's force in Afghanistan is investigating and has offered condolences to the affected families. For the latest visit rt.com

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Lt. Col. Michael Smith, of NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan and Gen. Rashad, of the Afghan National Police, talk to a WOAI-TV reporter in San Antonio, Texas, about American middle and high school students collecting and donating school supplies to school children in Kabul, Afghanistan.

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Hundreds of vehicles carrying supplies for US-led NATO forces have remained halted in parts of Peshawar and on the Pak-Afghan border as Pakistan shut down the NATO supply routes into Afghanistan.

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Package about Soldiers of the 154th Transportation Company moving vital equipment and gear to units throughout the southern region of Afghanistan. Produced by Staff Sgt. Marcos Alices with the 143d Expeditionary Sustainment Command

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Kabul Embassy Marine Security Guards bring donated gifts and supplies to an orphanage in Afghanistan. Lance Cpl. Marc Morgenstern explains.

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An expected deal between Russia and America to allow the US to transit military supplies via Russian territory to Afghanistan could be signed during Barack Obamas visit to Moscow next week.

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The pieces are slowly starting to fall into place. If you cant see the importance of what is going on geopolitically right now, then i fear for you. As one of my favourite youtubes so eloquently says, "Information is shock resistence". And oh my, are all you haters, trolls and doubters in for an unhealthy amount of shock in the months to come! NATO have basically admitted carrying out what in any other country, and if carried out by any other army, would be classed as an act of war. They killed upto 28 soldiers at 2 checkpoints, although reports vary, in a helicopter attack. Put it this way.. if someone flew into the UK or USA and carried out an airstrike on our troops, the nukes would be in the air before you could say "new world order" Nato air attack on Pakistani troops was self-defence, says senior western official US-Pakistan relations strained further after attack allegedly kills up to 28 and prompts ban on Nato trucks crossing Afghan border www.guardian.co.uk Pakistan outrage after 'Nato attack kills soldiers' www.bbc.co.uk Pakistan blocks US supplies, orders drone base closed after NATO raid Read more: www.sunherald.com Pakistan-Nato Links Strained After Air Strike news.sky.com

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Footage of the Afghan national air corps and the US Air Forces delivering food and supplies to the Afghanistan national army that is stationed in combat zones. Provided by American Forces Network Afghanistan.

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US service members in Afghanistan traveled to day care centers and schools to visit kids and pass out candy and supplies, and being affected by the lasting impressions they get from their visits.

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Story US soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division attempted to win over local residents in Arghendab valley on Saturday (September 11) in their fight against Taliban insurgents in the area. Soldiers from COP (Combat Outpost) Nolan along with the Afghani army visited a nearby village bringing food supplies, material for the renovation of the village mosque and toys for the children. The village of Saidano Kalache has approximately 100 residents, mostly farmers who work in the fields surrounding the military camp which frequently comes under fire from Taliban insurgents. The US troops focus on good relations with local farmers, as they can provide information about the placing of home-made bombs or insurgent movements. Visits like the one on Saturday take place a few times every month, and also help to gather intelligence and familiarise troops with the local environment. They were initiated by the 101st Airborne's predecessors about a year ago. Saidano Kalache is the only village in the area which was not used by insurgents to target US troops, but support for the Taliban in the area is widespread. On this occasion, one house was searched for signs of insurgent activity and the presence of arms or explosives.

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Afghan women are rarely the center of attention in village visits, but in this story, Army Sgt. Jason Varela-Gold shows how American female Soldiers focus on these equally important members of Afghan society. The 40th Engineer Female Engagement Team, 170th Infantry Brigade Combat Team helped deliver supplies to a medical clinic in Masar--e sharif , Afghanistan. Soundbites include Spc. Katherine Bauer - HHC. Co., 40th Engineers, 170th IBCT and Staff Sgt. Samira Abdullahmuhammad - HHC. Co., 40th Engineers, 170th IBCT. Produced by Sgt. Jason Varela-Gold.

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en.rian.ru Pakistan said on Thursday it has not decided when to reopen a key border crossing NATO uses to ship supplies to Afghanistan despite a US apology for a helicopter attack that killed two Pakistani soldiers.

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BY ADNAN S. KHAN ANCHOR ANTHONY MARTINEZ NATO helicopters allegedly opened fire on two Pakistani outpost killing over two dozen Pakistani troops. Here's ABC "Another blow to relations between US and Pakistan this morning. Pakistan is accusing US-led NATO helicopters of firing on an army checkpoint along the border with Afghanistan kiling at least 25 Pakistani soldiers. Pakistan immediately responded by closing a key border crossing to supply US troops in Afghanistan." Early reports estimated at least 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed. That number rose as high as 28. The Telegraph has the response, and apologies, from NATO commanders. "The commander of the International Security and Assistance Force stated that he is personally paying the highest attention to this matter and that he is committed to thoroughly investigate and determine the facts. He expresses his sincere and personal heart felt condolences to the family and loved ones of any member of Pakistan security forces." That commander is none other that US General John Allen. And his sincere apology is apparently not enough for Pakistani forces. Euronews reports Pakistan has already taken actions against NATO forces. "In an apparent reprisal Afghan bound NATO supply trucks and fuel tankers have been prevented using a key route in Khyber region near Peshawar." It's not the first time Pakistan has blocked supplies to US and NATO forces in Afghanistan. And Pakistan's Dawn newspaper reports usually such protest doesn't <b>...</b>

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US Airman alongside Afghan airmen fly emergency relief supplies on an MI-17 helicopter to Afghan Border Police in a remote part of Afghanistan. Produced by Tech. Sgt. Scott Wilcox. Provided by AFCENT. To download the full resolution video, visit dvidshub.net

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How To Go To Heaven: www.jesus-is-savior.com 11/17/1999, C-SPAN www.iie.com Case Studies in Sanctions and Terrorism Case 99-1 US and UN v. Afghanistan (Taliban) (1999--2002: extradition of Osama Bin Laden) Chronology of Key Events 22 May 1997 Clinton administration lists Afghanistan as not cooperating fully with US terrorism efforts. This designation, created by the Anti-Terrorism Act of 1996, triggers a ban on arms sales to that country. The administration never designated Afghanistan as a state sponsor of terrorism because that could constitute de facto recognition of the Taliban as legitimate government of Afghanistan. (Washington Post, 5 November 2001, A15) 7 August 1998 US embassies in Nairobi, Kenya, and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, are bombed by terrorists. Over 200 people including 12 Americans are killed. Osama bin Laden, a Saudi Arabian dissident reportedly now in Afghanistan, is believed to have orchestrated the attacks. (USIS, 9 August 1998; Financial Times, 25 August 1998, 12; Washington Post, 7 July 1999, A15) 20 August 1998 In response to the embassy bombings, US bombs three training bases in Afghanistan used by bin Laden's terrorist network, as well as a Sudanese chemical factory thought to be linked to bin Laden. In addition, President Clinton freezes US-held assets of bin Laden and prohibits financial transactions between bin Laden and US companies or citizens. (USIS Washington File, 25 August 1998; Financial Times, 25 August 1998, 12) 4 November 1998 A <b>...</b>

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