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Factional Fighting Spreads in Afghanistan (AP)







Factional Fighting Spreads in
Afghanistan (AP)

Factional Fighting Spreads in
Afghanistan (AP)
04/11/2004 09:03 PM

AP - Factional violence spread across Afghanistan on Sunday, with gunbattles in the north between militias of two powerful warlords leaving up to three fighters dead, rival groups said Sunday.




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