The Afghan mountains are reflected in the visor of a US Army Airborne window gunner. The Afghan army has said it killed more than fifty insurgents in the past 48 hours. Photograph: Mark Wilson/ Reuters
Dozens Killed In Afghanistan Fighting As Foreign Troops Head Home -- Sydney Morning Herald
Kabul: The Afghan Taliban killed a Supreme Court official, a dozen mine clearers and several national and foreign soldiers but also suffered heavy losses from intensifying violence ahead of the withdrawal of most international troops in the next two weeks.
In Kabul on Saturday, a bomb ripped through a bus carrying soldiers in Kabul, killing at least six of them, mangling the vehicle and sending a column of black smoke over the capital.
"A suicide bomber on foot detonated his explosives at the door of a bus carrying army soldiers," said Hashmat Stanekzai, a spokesman for the Kabul police chief.
Earlier, gunmen shot dead senior Supreme Court official Atiqullah Raoufi as he left his home in the city.
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More News On Heavy Fighting Being Reported Throughout Afghanistan
2 US troops, Afghan court official and at least 12 mine-clearing workers killed in attacks -- AP
Dozens killed in Afghanistan as foreign troops head home -- Irish Times
Dozens killed in Afghanistan fighting as foreign troops head home -- Reuters
Series of attacks kill many in Afghanistan -- Al Jazeera
Multiple Taliban attacks across Afghanistan -- Deutsche Welle
Taliban Attacks in Kabul, Helmand Leave at Least 19 People Dead -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Attacks blamed on Taliban target Afghan soldiers, mine-clearing workers -- CNN
Afghanistan violence: Taliban kill 12 landmine clearers -- BBC
Militants Kill 12 Afghan Workers Clearing Land Mines -- VOA
Taliban gunmen kill 12 Afghan mine clearers: officials -- AFP
Gunmen Kill Supreme Court Official in Afghanistan’s Capital -- NYT
Two American Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan Attack: Official -- NBC
Two Americans Killed Near Bagram Air Base -- AP
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