Saturday, 28 August 2010 11:27
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The top commander of foreign forces in Afghanistan has told the Fox Press News Agency that he supports the Afghan government's efforts over peace talks with the Taliban.
The Afghan government donated first aids to the families affected by recent heavy floods in the eastern Nooristan province.
The Hajj and Pilgrimage chief of the southern Helmand province was arrested for charges of corruption.
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