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18 August 2003:
680 days have passed since America launched its latest Crusade against Islam and its people.
A number of Muslim prisoners were captured in this Crusade and taken to Guantanamo Bay in Cuba where their beards were forcibly shaved and they are being held in cages subject to Malaria, heatstroke and other tropical diseases.
Mujahideen Attacks Leave Dozens Of Coalition Troops Dead
MEHMAND AGENCY (AZZAM):
Dozens of coalition troops have been killed in the latest round of Mujahideen operations in Afghanistan.
The attacks, which are ongoing, are taking place in the Bangiwar border region.
Coalition forces are getting assistance from US warplanes making numerous over flights in the area.
Body bags containing bodies of dead US soldiers are being transported to Khost.
Fresh reports at this time strongly suggest that US forces are continuing to incur casualties.
Eight Government officials have been kidnapped as they travelled along the Gardez Loogar highway.
It is reported that unknown gunmen began making stop-checks on the highway.
The convoy of high-ranking officials was stopped and all occupants ordered to get out of their vehicles.
They were later kidnapped and taken to undisclosed locations.
In response to this latest kidnapping, Ghulam Khan, a government spokesman, said that US and coalition forces have concentrated troops in the area.
Taliban sources have denied that they were responsible for a bus bombing that left several innocent civilians dead in Helmand.
Mulla Abdul Rauf, a spokesman for the Taliban, speaking from an undisclosed location and said that the Taliban strictly condemn any attacks on innocent civilians.
He later commented that their Jihad is against the US and her allies, not against Muslims.
In recent political developments, the US has expressed its appreciation towards Karzai's effort to change the administration in Kandahar and Herat.
The US also expressed that it felt the changes were necessary for maintaining peace and stability in Afghanistan.