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A mine apparently dating to the Soviet war exploded in Ghazni, killing at least nine children and highlighting Afghanistan’s continuing unexploded-ordnance threat.
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A mine apparently dating to the Soviet war exploded in Ghazni, killing at least nine children and highlighting Afghanistan’s continuing unexploded-ordnance threat.
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Ghazni dossier
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Ghazni
A mine apparently dating to the Soviet war exploded in Ghazni, killing at least nine children and highlighting Afghanistan’s continuing unexploded-ordnance threat.
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A landmine apparently left behind during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in the 1980s exploded in Ghazni this week, killing at least nine children - and drawing attention to the problem of unexploded ordnance scattered across the country from prior wars.
A mine apparently dating to the Soviet war exploded in Ghazni, killing at least nine children and highlighting Afghanistan’s continuing unexploded-ordnance threat.
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