The DoD is reporting a new death previously unreported by the military.
Spc. Samuel T. Watts died at the
Walter Reed National
Military Medical Center, Bethesda,
Md. on Saturday, May 19th. He was wounded in an IED blast in Zharay, Kandaher
province, Afghanistan on Wednesday, April
25th.
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Reported security incidents
#1: Afghan security forces on Monday intruded into Pakistani territory near Qila Saifullah and opened fire on a passenger bus, killing one Pakistani national and injuring four others. According to sources, a passenger bus was on its way near Pak-Afghan border in Dumar Cross area of Qila Saifullah when Afghan security forces deployed along the border crossed into Pakistan and opened fire on the bus. Five Pakistani nationals onboard received bullet wounds. The injured were shifted to Quetta, where one of them was pronounced dead on arrival.
#2: At least four terrorists were killed and several others were injured in clashes with security forces on Monday. One volunteer of a peace committee was also killed in the fire exchange. According to details, security forces along with volunteers of the peace committee, conducted search operation against terrorists in Tirah Valley of the Khyber Agency. On being attacked, the terrorists resisted and fired back at the troops, killing a volunteer of the peace committee, which led to a heavy exchange of fire. Four terrorists were killed as a result, while several others were injured.
#3: Afghan police during series of operations against anti-government militants have killed three armed insurgents and captured eight others over the past 24 hours, Interior Ministry said in a statement released here on Tuesday. "During the operations conducted in Faryab, Kandahar, Helmand and Uruzgan provinces over the past 24 hours, three armed rebels have been killed, one injured and eight others made captive," the statement stated.
#4: At least 7 Afghan national army soldiers were killed and 4 others were injured following militants attack in eastern and south-eastern regions of the country. Afghan defense ministry following a statement on Tuesday announced 11 Afghan national army soldiers were killed or injured following militants attack and roadside bomb explosions at Paktia, Paktika, Maidan Wardak and Zabul provincesof Afghanistan.
DoD: Capt. Jesse A. Ozbat
DoD: 2nd Lt. Tobias C. Alexander
DoD: Spc. Samuel T. Watts
1 comments:
Now this could get interesting:
" Bush and Blair's pre-Iraq conversation must be disclosed, tribunal rules.
Foreign Office loses appeal against release of extracts from phone call that took place a few days before invasion."
The British govt. has 30 days to comply or appeal. We shall see.
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