The Laghman airstrikes refers to two separate airstrikes by the United States, with claimed Pakistani support or compliance, (20 April 2007 and 23 January 2009). [1]

The Laghman airstrikes refers to two separate airstrikes by the United States, with claimed Pakistani support or compliance, (20 Apr. 2007 & 23 Jan., 2009)[1] Shrawangai Nazarkhel airstrike

Sep 26, 2010 · In eastern Laghman Province, a combined force of Afghan and coalition soldiers airlifted troops into the Masooda village in the Alishing district to clear the area of insurgents, the...

Jul 28, 2020 · Unexploded ordnance has turned a once-busy marketplace near Blackfish into a ghost town. Dozens of militants died in the market from U.S. airstrikes, locals said.

Airstrikes in Ghazni province killed seven Taliban fighters, Khaama Press reported - though it was not clear whether US or Afghan forces were responsible. Military officials reportedly said that the security forces carried out the strike in the Giro district of Ghazni.

The Shrawangai Nazarkhel airstrike (February 12, 2009) was a military airstrike by the United States against Islamic terrorists in the Waziristan province of Pakistan. [1] ^ Pir Zubair Shah …

Heavy fighting continues to cause displacement in Laghman province and there are new reports that fighting is spreading into new areas in neighbouring Nuristan and Nangarhar provinces. Assessment teams are working to confirm the humanitarian impact of the situation.

Sep 8, 2021 · American combat after 9/11 did not feature conventional warfare against massed units, but instead pitted the U.S. and its allies against small bands of insurgents lacking air forces, navies or...

The Laghman airstrikes refers to two separate airstrikes by the United States, with claimed Pakistani support or compliance,.

• Fighting continues to cause displacement across Laghman and Nangarhar provinces. Sporadic clashes have also been reported in Nuristan and Kunar provinces. • Assessment teams are working to confirm the humanitarian impact of the situation.