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[09 June 2012] Afghans need sustainable peace - English Commander of the US-led foreign military forces in Afghanistan has apologized over a deadly airstrike which killed 18 civilians in the eastern Logar province earlier this week. "General John Allen flew to Logar to see local leaders and the population to apologize and offer condolences to the families," NATO spokesman Brigadier General Carsten Jacobson stated on Friday. Interview with Mohammed Daud Miraki, author and Afghanistan expert

[30 Nov 2012] Afghans oppose US security security - English

[04 Jan 2013] Iran to support Afghans beyond foreign troops withdrawal - English

[25 July 2014] Afghans attend rallies to mark Intl. Quds Day - English

[15 Jan 2015] Unexploded NATO munitions threatening lives of Afghans - English

[09 Sept 2012] Afghans mark Ahmad Shah Massoud death anniversary - English

[10 sept 2012] US hands over control of Bagram Jail to Afghans - English

[09 Oct 2012] Afghans call for US withdrawal from their country - English

[27 Nov 2012] Afghans must brace for US mercenary terror - English

[04 Dec 2012] US allows its forces freely commit crimes against Afghans - English

[16 Dec 2012] Afghans will never surrender to US occupation: Daoud Abedi - English

[15 Jan 2013] Afghans angry over US military presence beyond 2014 - English

[27 Jan 2013] US led forces kill Afghans in night time operation - English

[10 Feb 2013] US apology of no use for Afghans - English

[17 Mar 2013] Angry Afghans protest against US presence - English

In May 2012, Obama and Karzai signed a security pact that authorized the presence of US troops for a period of 10 years after 2014, which was the original date agreed earlier for the departure of all foreign combat troops from Afghanistan. Washington is also after signing a security deal with Kabul that will give foreign forces in Afghanistan immunity from prosecution among other terms. Meanwhile, on May 9 this year, Afghan President Hamid Karzai said Washington had demanded to keep several military bases across Afghanistan. The pretext of the US and its allies for their presence in Afghanistan is to establish security in the region. But now after more than a decade of US invasion, Afghans still say the foreign presence has led to more insecurity in the region.

Afghans have a date now for their next Presidential election. It is April 5th of 2014. And voter registration for it has already started. It is moving very smoothly so far. This comes as insecurity still remains a big challenge for the electoral people here but not for the political figures. It is much more the interference of the US that has made them worried. Belqis Roshan is one of them. She is a member of parliament here. But the US has a bigger plan in mind. President Karzai has told this to these tribal elders in his place. He said the Americans opened a political office for the Taliban in Qatar to create ethnic tensions and disintegrate Afghanistan. Fayez Khorshid, Press TV, Kabul

[02 August 13] Afghans mark Quds Day - English

[29 Sept 2013] Angry Afghans protest against civilian killings by US forces - English

[10 Oct 2013] Afghans preparing to celebrate Eid with hopes for peace - English

More Afghans are killed in the United States\' assassination drone attacks. An airstrike in eastern Nuristan province leaves two people dead. Yesterday, a civilian fell victim to a drone strike in Helmand. And On Thursday, a child was killed and two women were wounded in a drone strike on a home also in Helmand. The US often uses its assassination drones to hit targets in several Muslim countries including Pakistan and Afghanistan.

[12 Mar 2014] Afghans angry about US drone attacks in their country - English

[02 Apr 2014] Afghans share their expectations from country\'s next president - English

[05 June 2015] Afghans mark passing anniv. of Imam Khomeini - English

[12 November 2015] Thousands of Afghans protest the killing of 7 Hazara Shias - English

[16th May 2016] Thousands of Afghans protest against power line project in Kabul | Press TV English

US soldiers urinating on dead Afghans, US soldiers posing with dead Afghans, and now the burning of Islam\\\'s holy book, the holy Qur\\\'an at Bagram airbase. Nationwide protests have erupted and Afghans are angry because their religious values have been disrespected. Even the double apologies of the US officials, from the US commanders to the Defense secretary of the States Leon Panetta did not calm things down. This edition of News Analysis asks: Isn\\\'t this ten years of occupation and war not enough?

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