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3. US troops die in Afghan battle
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At least eight US soldiers and two Afghans have been killed after their combat outposts in a remote area of eastern Afghanistan came under attack, military officials say. The troops fought scores of t

4. Obama warns of long Afghan battle
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Barack Obama, the US president, has said the military offensive currently under way against the Taliban in Afghanistan has "a long way to go".

5. Scores killed in Afghan battles
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Up to 100 Taliban fighters have reportedly been killed in two separate battles with international coalition forces in southern Afghanistan, officials said.

6. French troops die in Afghan battles
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Ten French Nato troops have been killed in battles with Taliban fighters near Kabul, the Afghan capital, officials said.

7. Civilian deaths in Afghan battle
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US-led troops have "inadvertently" killed four women and a child in an exchange of fire in Afghanistan.

8. US-led troops in Afghan battle
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US-led coalition troops in Afghanistan claim to have killed dozens of Taliban fighters near the Pakistani border.

9. Taliban killed in new Afghan battle
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More than 50 Taliban fighters have been killed in two days of fighting in Afghanistan's southern Helmand province, according to the Afghan defence ministry.

10. Australian killed in Afghan battle
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Taliban fighters have killed an Australian soldier in close-quarters fighting in Afghanistan.