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Last updated: 2006-01-02


Afghan Gov't Orders Barriers Dropped
2006-01-02

Nations
Afghanistan
City
Kabul
Event
Afghan Terror War
KABUL, Afghanistan - The government said Monday it has ordered the U.S. Embassy, the U.N. and other organizations to remove security barriers that are blocking streets in Afghanistan's capital and causing traffic jams.... ...

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