Balk Province: In Shortapa District, 13 U.S.-NATO-ISAF trained Afghan National Army troops joined the Mujahideen.
Farah Province: In Bala Baluk District, reports that a ten years old boy was killed by government troops.
Faryab Province: In Qisar District, 25 cops and military personnel joined the Mujahideen.
Helmand Province: A USMC special ops Master Sergeant from Kentucky was killed by explosion. In Marjah District, reports that a man riding a motorcycle was killed by a missile strike from a U.S. drone (UAV). In Musa Kala District, reports that Mujahideen repelled a U.S. led heliborne operation. Reports also say the invaders began taking civilians as human shields once the Mujahideen started kicking their asses. In Babaji District, reports that Afghan National Army troops killed three people in an Israeli style home invasion.
Kandahar Province: In Shahwali Kot District, yet another U.S.-NATO-ISAF helicopter made an “emergency landing”, according to ISAF. However, yet again Mujahideen say the helicopter went down after they attacked it. Mujahideen say the ‘copter was a OH-58D Kiowa. In Kandahar City, a city employee was killed while he was watering shrubbery along the city street. Apparently someone put a landmine in among the bushes the gardener was watering. The new National Agriculture Science and Technology University was opened. It was built with funding from the taxpayers of India. In Hisarak District, 16 U.S.-NATO-ISAF trained Afghan National Army troops joined the Mujahideen.
Kapisa Province: In Tagab District, reports that U.S. special ops forces kidnapped the district governor and the local police chief. It might be in connection to a recent Green on Blue attack, which left two U.S. Special Forces soldiers dead.
Khost Province: In Mosa Khel District, cops shot and killed a teenager. They claimed he was a suicide bomber.
Kunduz Province: In Khanabad District, an Afghan National Police convoy was hit by an explosion. Cops say they suffered no casualties, but two civilians were killed, and eight wounded.
Maidan Wardak Province: In Syed Abad District, reports that government forces destroyed people’s motorcycles. In the same district reports that a U.S. drone (UAV) killed two people.
The United Nations reports that there are at least 630-thousand Afghans being forced to live as “internal” refugees under the U.S. occupation. UN High Commissioner for Refugees also reports that every year there is a 22% increase in Internally-Displaced Persons. It’s blamed on the fact that despite 12+ years of occupation by the United States the average Afghan is suffering from increased insecurity and lack of employment.
President Hamid Karzai demanded that the Obama regime “stop harassing Afghanistan’s procedures and judicial authority” and “respect Afghanistan’s sovereignty”.
The Indian government has expressed support for President Karzai, in refusing to sign the Obama regime’s so called “security” deal. India has invested at least $2-billion USD in Afghanistan. The External Affairs Minister of India, Salman Khurshid, also reported that “We are giving them helicopters and we will be supplying them very soon…….will be able to upgrade and refurbish their transport aircraft…..Afghanistan is very special….”
150 militiamen of the Army National Guard’s 1710th Transportation Company, 529th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 329th Regional Support Group (Virginia) returned home from Afghanistan.
190 militiamen of the Army National Guard’s 226th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade (Alabama) returning home from Afghanistan.
More than 200 militiamen of the Army National Guard’s 437th Military Police Battalion (Ohio) returning home from Afghanistan.
110 militiamen of the Army National Guard’s 144th Infantry Regiment (Texas) returned home from Afghanistan.
About 15 militiamen of the Army National Guard’s 168th Aviation Regiment (California) returned home from Afghanistan.
154 militiamen of the Army National Guard’s 276th Engineer Company (Missouri) deploying to Afghanistan.
The Army National Guard’s 1/230th Air Cavalry Squadron (Tennessee) deploying to Afghanistan.
USAToday revealed that the Obama regime was going to spend more U.S. taxes on propaganda promoting USAID ops in Afghanistan. The propaganda was going to be aimed at Afghans, to convince they are better off under U.S. occupation. An unnamed government source said it’s been put on hold because “The wording of the (request) did not appropriately articulate that purpose and is being re-evaluated.” USAID has already spent more than $1-billion in Afghanistan.