June 07., 2013. - RC-East operational update

BAGRAM, Afghanistan - Afghan National Security and coalition forces killed 12 enemies of Afghanistan, detained eight suspected enemies of Afghanistan and found and safely cleared eight improvised explosive devices during operations in eastern Afghanistan throughout the past 24 hours, June 6.

Logar province
Afghan National Security and coalition forces killed nine enemies of Afghanistan and detained four suspected enemies of Afghanistan during operations in the Mohammad Agha district. The suspects were transferred to a base for questioning.

Afghan National Security and coalition forces detained four suspected enemies of Afghanistan and found and safely cleared one IED during operations in the Pul-e Alam district. The suspects were transferred to a base for questioning.

Paktika province
Afghan National Security Forces found and safely cleared three IEDs during operations in the Sar Hawza district.

Afghan National Security Forces found and safely cleared one IED during operations in the Sharan district.

Paktya province
Afghan National Security Forces found and safely cleared one IED during operations in the Zardan district.

Afghan National Security and coalition forces found and safely cleared one IED during operations in the Zurmat district.

Wardak province
Afghan National Security Forces killed two enemies of Afghanistan during operations in the Nerkh district.

Afghan National Security and coalition forces killed one enemy of Afghanistan and found and safely cleared one IED during operations in the Sayed Abad district.

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ISAF commander recognizes Georgian sacrifice

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International Security Assistance Force HQ Public Affairs

KABUL, Afghanistan - The following is a statement by Gen. Joseph F. Dunford, International Security Assistance Force commander:

"Yesterday we lost seven Georgian service members during a vehicle-borne IED attack on their base in Helmand Province. I extend my deepest condolences to the families of the fallen and those who served with them. Their memories remain in our hearts and we will never forget their service and sacrifice.

"While this is a sad moment for the Georgian people and the coalition forces, we will not be deterred from our efforts to bring stability and security to the Afghan people. Georgia's support of the ISAF mission has been steadfast and tangible. While many have contributed to the security improvements in Afghanistan, Georgian soldiers have always stood out for their toughness and willingness to take on difficult missions. Georgia has more than 1,500 troops serving in Helmand Province, making it the largest non-NATO contributor to ISAF. ISAF will always be grateful for Georgia's contribution and commitment.

"The enemies of Afghanistan continue to use tactics like yesterday's attack to try to slow the momentum of progress, but they will fail. ISAF and Georgia remain committed to working together with the ANSF as we continue to build on the progress made toward a brighter future for the Afghan people."

Related articles

• Taliban suicide bomber kills six Georgian troops at base in Helmand (longwarjournal.org)
• Suicide bomber kills 7 Georgian soldiers in Helmand (pajhwok.com)
• ISAF Commander Salutes Fallen Georgian Service Members (defense.gov)
• Afghan Insurgency Kills 7 Georgian Soldiers (afghanistannews.net)

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ISAF casualties

International Security Assistance Force HQ Public Affairs

KABUL, Afghanistan - Seven Georgian International Security Assistance Force service members were killed June 5 when enemies of Afghanistan attacked their position in southern Afghanistan with a vehicle borne improvised explosive device.

Date Taken:06.07.2013
Date Posted:06.07.2013 04:26
Location:KABUL, AF

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Flood in Budapest...

(im gone to help in the defense)


some more info:


When mighty Danube floods, Europe is shaken

UPDATED news on Budapest Times

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