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U.S. Airstrikes Kill Up to 20 Suspected Taliban

KABUL, Afghanistan, June 19 - The United States military said its warplanes and helicopters killed up to 20 suspected Taliban in southern Afghanistan this morning after coming to the aid of an American patrol under attack by the militants. Reinforcements of American and Afghan troops were sent to th...
New York Times - June 19, 2005
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