Wednesday, 25 August 2010 19:23
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The National Security Advisor for President Karzai remarked on Wednesday that the Afghan war will not come to an end without targeting militants' hide-outs in Pakistan.
The governor of northern Kunduz province said that the Taliban have significantly been weakened there.
At least, 22 School girls and instructors were poisoned in Totya High School in Kart-e Naw in Kabul on Wednesday, officials say.
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