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Afghan troops ordered: take no prisoners:

Struggling to hold the insurgents back, the riposte from commanders of the Afghan security forces has been clear: across the country, they are now telling their men to kill captured Taliban fighters instead of taking prisoners. Ref. Source 7

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Afghan officials: Government forces retake Kunduz from Taliban

Afghan officials say government forces have retaken control of the northern city of Kunduz, which was seized by the Taliban on Monday, local media and the Associated Press report. Capturing the city marked the biggest victory for the Taliban since U.S. Forces ousted the radical Islamist group from power in 2001. U.S. Aircraft launched several airstrikes in recent days to protect coalition forces in the Kunduz area. Ref. USAToday

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This is proof that military action is usually not a solution for social thinking. The people there are not willing to truly rise up to the Taliban because the Taliban is part of the culture - part of the way to get an income from a place where getting an income can be very difficult.

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Thousands of Afghans march, demand justice for slain Shiites:

Anger and frustration over the brutal killings of seven members of Afghanistan's minority Hazaras spilled into the streets of Kabul on Wednesday, with about 10,000 people marching to demand justice for the Shite minority and calling on the government to do more to ensure the nation's security or step down. Ref. Source 6f

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Thousands of Afghans march, demand justice for slain Shiites:

Anger and frustration over the brutal killings of seven members of Afghanistan's minority Hazaras spilled into the streets of Kabul on Wednesday, with about 10,000 people marching to demand justice for the Shite minority and calling on the government to do more to ensure the nation's security or step down. Ref. Source 1k

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In case I die: Why Afghans keep notes in their pockets. After the Kabul attack, Afghans tell Al Jazeera how they keep written notes with important information on their person. Source 3n.

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The Taliban said they have taken control of Panjshir province, the last holdout of anti-Taliban forces and the only province the militants had not seized in Afghanistan. Source 5t.

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Afghanistan's people are starving after hard winter, economic turmoil. Exacerbated by an unusually cold winter and the worst drought in decades, the economic upheaval that came with the Taliban takeover has left 95% of Afghans without enough food. Source 5r.