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Taliban Seize Government Buildings In Kunduz, A Major Afghan City: Official

If Kunduz falls, it would be a significant gain for the Taliban and a test of their ability to take and retain territory.
By Rahim Faiez, AP

Afghan Officials Report Major Gains In Kunduz After Push By Taliban

But social media accounts linked to the Taliban indicate fighting ongoing.
By Reuters

Taliban Fighters Enter Northern Afghan City Of Kunduz

Fighting is intensifying across the country.
By Reuters

Did The U.S. Army Deliberately Bomb This Hospital In Afghanistan?

By Matthieu Aikins, The New York Times

U.S. Military Investigates And Finds Itself Not Guilty Of War Crimes In Afghan Hospital Bombing

The Pentagon says it didn't intend to kill 42 people.
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MSF Surgeon Recalls Kunduz Strike: 'I Didn’t Need Convincing That I Was Going To Die That Night'

Six months ago, Evangeline Cua was operating on a patient in the Kunduz Trauma Center when U.S. airstrikes turned her world upside down. These are her memories from that fateful night.
By Evangeline Cua, Doctors Without Borders

Afghans Haunted By U.S. Strikes On MSF Hospital Want The Truth, Not Money And Apologies

Six months after the attack that killed 42 men, women and children, the U.S. military's lack of transparency is still hurting Afghans.
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Civilian Casualties Hit Record High In Afghanistan

Women and children were especially hard hit.
By Josh Smith, Reuters

Servicemen Contradict Military's Account Of Attack On Hospital In Afghanistan

Two servicemen have told Congress that American special forces called in an air strike on a hospital in Afghanistan because they believed the Taliban were using it as a command center.
By AP

Doctors Without Borders Staff Shot While Fleeing Kunduz Hospital, Report Finds

"MSF doctors and other medical staff were shot while running to reach safety in a different part of the compound."
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