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advise foreign nationals not to travel anywhere particularly to the south and eastern provinces without a security escort otherwise there will be a risk of kidnapping the best and safest way for foreigners to travel to kandahar mazar e sharif herat and jalalabad provinces is to travel by plane it s cheap and safe there are flights to these provinces 3 times a week if they don t want to fly then they should talk with afghan security forces before they travel the security forces can advise them better about the situation on the motorways our foreign friends should also keep in mind that if they came here for missionary activities then the afghan people will not help them they should know that afghans will never accept those who are trying to carry out missionary activities afghans love their own religion and culture they also love freedom but as long as it doesn t offend their religion taliban is using this new tactic of hostage taking to take advantages from the afghan government and foreign countries that helps us in both security and reconstruction after the successful official deal with the south korean government the taliban demonstrated their wide presence in different provinces this deal will encourage more kidnappings and the taliban will try to kidnap more civilians to get more ransoms and advantages from the afghan and foreign governments so we hope the foreigners will take more caution when traveling around the country it will be safe for their own life and it will also stop the taliban from getting ransoms and use the ransom back against the afghan people government and foreign countries posted by waheed 17 07 2007 07 15 civilian casualties according to the news reports dozens of civilians have been killed by coalition air strikes recently in the south eastern and western parts of the country and it has deepened the concerns of the afghan people and human rights organizations last week during heavy clashes between us led coalition forces and insurgents in both western farah and eastern kunar provinces coalition forces in both provinces called for air supports which killed a large number of civilians according to the provincial officials 108 civilians were killed in the balabluk district of farah province and 60 people were killed in eastern kunar province the first air strike killed 35 civilians in kunar on thursday including 9 family members of a man called mohammed and 25 more civilians were killed on friday while they were burying the bodies of those who were killed in thursday s air raids however the nato spokesman denies the civilian deaths and says that all those who were killed were insurgents but the villagers claim that there was no militants in the village a senior police officer in kunar also confirmed the civilian casualties in kunar according to the afghan officials and international aid groups more than 300 civilians have been killed by coalition air strikes in afghanistan this year according to military analysts the shortage of ground forces allows commanders to call for air support in my opinion the us led coalition and the members of the nato forces should increase the number of their troops in afghanistan to be able to fight the insurgents in different parts of the country if they use more ground troops it will prevent civilian casualties also there should be better coordination between the us afghan and nato forces the coalition forces should be 100 sure of insurgents presence in the villages before they conduct any air strike against any village i am not a military analyst but i advise that first of all the coalition forces must have coordination with the afghan forces in every single operation the afghan forces can accurately tell the coalition forces about the presence of insurgents in the villages the coalition forces should concentrate more on ground operations instead of using air raids against the insurgents in the villages the coalition forces and afghan army should surround the village and identify the exact location of the bad guys and then start their attacks if they are not sure where the insurgents are exactly hidden then they should keep the village surrounded even for 2 or 3 days and use their small arms to kill the insurgents this will be a very useful way to prevent civilian casualties and if the coalition forces face a shortage of ground troops to do such an operation then the coalition forces should provide an emergency contact number with each ana or anp checkpoints in every single district particularly in the southern and eastern provinces and the afghan forces should have 4 checkpoints one mile away from each village and they can easily fight any insurgents that wants to sneak into the village and if the afghan forces aren t able to fight insurgents they must have an emergency contact number with the coalition air forces to call for air support and they can tell the exact location of insurgents to the coalition forces and then the coalition forces can target only those locations where terrorists are hidden this will also prevent civilian casualties i have seen people in different areas talking between themselves about civilian casualties saying that if us forces pay attention they can avoid civilian casualties they have the best weapons and they can easily target bad guys among the civilians and they have those red lasers that they can aim at any bad guy from their aircraft and can easily kill so there should not be any civilian casualties dozens of the afghan national army and police have been killed in friendly fire by the coalition forces and it shows the lack of coordination between both afghan and coalition forces most educated afghans living in the cities know that coalition forces aren t deliberately killing the civilians but they also oppose killing of many civilians over a few bad guys we do blame the taliban for using villagers as human shields they don t care about civilians lives they have been killing civilians by suicide attacks they are killing teachers doctors and any innocent civilians who work for the afghan government or international organizations as employees and that s why we call them terrorists insurgents and rebels we just want more attention from foreign forces during their operations it s hard to believe for many villagers that coalition forces aren t deliberately killing them because a few times villages came mistakenly under attack and there is a lack of education they just don t like anyone who kills their family members or relatives regardless of whether they are afghan forces taliban or coalition forces there have been a large number of civilian casualties by coalition air strikes during the year 2005 2006 but people are hoping this will end soon the afghan people realise that without sacrifice we can t have our freedom but we also expect the foreign forces to take more care especially now that the war has been going on for so long in the year 2005 over 85 of the afghans supported their elected government and the presence of the coalition forces in their country but now it seems that this 85 support has been reduced a little i still believe that most afghan people still support the presence of the coalition forces till they eradicate all terrorists from afghanistan and we have true freedom and democracy in our country and we hope this will happen soon with support of the world community posted by waheed 12 11 2007 06 11 peace jirga pakistan and afghanistan reiterate their commitment to put up a joint front against the terrorists in the region during the estranged south asian neighbors conference in kabul afghan president hamid karzai and pakistani prime minister shaukat on tuesday urged working together against the insurgents and terrorists along their common border addressing a joint news conference both leaders expressed confidence towards the peace jirga slated to meet in the last week of june or early august in kabul last week the peace jirga delegation from the afghan side met president musharaf in islamabad and voiced maximum interest in a stable and prosperous afghanistan both the afghan and pakistani delegation have agreed that the joint afghan pakistani jirga should be held after two months in kabul and they are now busy with working on the jirga agenda there are two main issues that need to be solved before the jirga starts according to members of the afghan delegation the pakistani side rejects the participation of the women and 3rd party to monitor the jirga saying we can settle issues overselves which is not true because pakistan reneged its commitments many times so the participation of the 3rd party is very important in the presence of international community it will be hard for pakistan to break its commitments in the future however the pakistani prime minister expresses that they will try to resolve the two issues in the next meeting of the delegations most afghan people think that this jirga will not be very useful so therefore we are hoping that the pakistani side will agree on the participation of the 3rd party there is another main issue which needs to be solved and that is the porous british era frontier which is called the durand line and it was given to the indian government under a 100 year contract which has now expired and this issue needs to be solved before the pakistan government creates obstacles along the joint border why should pakistan create obstacles if pakistan knows that the durand line contract has expired and it is smart to build a wall and split our own lands from our country according to the afghan tribal leaders living along the border the pakistani army has moved their check point a few kilometers inside afghanistan territory during the taliban regime this issue must be solved then pakistan could think about building up a wall along the border pakistan claims to have 90 000 troops along the pakistan afghan border which is enough force to fight the insurgents if they patrol the area constantly and honestly then there will be no need of barbed wire or a wall to separate the two nation and split the areas which has been unresolved we are hoping that the pakistan government will accept the participation of women from both countries as well as the participation of the 3rd country if pakistan agrees to these two main issues then this peace jirga will be successful and it will solve many issues including the terrorist influence along the pakistani afghan border posted by waheed 05 09 2007 05 05 civilian kidnappings the taliban insurgents have been kidnapping afghan and foreign workers and journalists recently they do this hoping to exchange these civilian journalists with their key commanders as far as i am concerned these kidnappings of the foreigners are the best and shameful way for the taliban group to release their commanders from the afghan government custody first they kidnapped the italian and afghan journalists and then they kidnapped the french male and female humanitarian aid workers along with 3 afghan workers later on the french lady was released but the future of the french man along with 3 afghans is still unknown these civilians had nothing to do with the afghan government they are just servants who carry out humanitarian aid and help the poor afghan people and the journalists tell us the truth about the situation in the region these journalists aren t only telling the news on behalf the afghan and coalition forces they also tell the news on behalf of the taliban too sometimes we do hear news from these journalists saying the taliban captured a district in the southern province of helmand etc so it means that the journalists aren t only working for a specific organization or group they work to tell the truth and provide news for the people of the world so they deserve respect not death when the taliban released the italian journalist people were hoping that his fellow afghan journalist ajmal naqshbandi would also be released but it did not happen the italian journalist was released and the afghan journalist was cowardly killed most people blame the afghan government over the killing of the afghan journalist ajmal naqshbandi and i agree with them the afghan government could tell the taliban that we will release your top 3 commanders if you release the afghan journalist along with the italian journalist but the government did not really care about its own citizen and said that the afghan journalist was kidnapped again after he was released how could he be kidnapped again if he was with the italian journalist and had security support why were the taliban commanders not arrested by the afghan forces right after the release the government had a poor exchange plan and poor security management causing the killing of the afghan journalist we were hoping that the afghan government would do something to free the afghan journalist but they refused to release the taliban commander after ajmal naqshbadi was killed every afghan was really upset i heard some people were telling each other if the taliban can kill an innocent afghan why can t the government behead their commander we must give them an answer and show them we can also kill if we do this they may not kill our people in the future at the moment the french national along with the three afghans are detained by the taliban and the taliban have warned the afghan and french governments that they will kill the detainees if the french forces refuse to leave afghanistan i think it is a very hard decision for the french government to deal with also for the afghan government the lives of these 4 men are also very important we hope both governments find a peaceful solution to this matter so that the bad experience of the ajmal naqshbandi killing won t be repeated but if the taliban really kill these 4 men then the government should do the same action just as those afghans suggested ie if the taliban can kill our innocent citizens why can t our government kill their criminal detainees our religion islam forbids the killing of detainees without a proof of their crimes and without a legal court our prophet mohammed peace be upon him used to tell his fighters if you fight the enemies do not harm their innocent civilians do not kill the detainee kids and women do not destroy their farms feed the detainees the same thing you eat do not behead or cut their body parts so i hope the taliban really call themselves true muslims and would follow this way and quit beheading people without having a legal court or without proving someone s crime if they want to fight then fight and kill the soldiers in a face to face fight they can release their commanders if they capture a detainee that would be the right way but using civilians in order to release their commanders is the worst way posted by waheed 13 02 2007 04 02 afghan national army according to a report by the herald less than half of the afghan national army 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