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US Military Plane Crashes in Afghanistan
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Afghanistan plane crash: US military investigating crash in Ghazni province | The Independent | The Independent
Departure of U.S. Contractors Poses Problems for Afghan Military - The New York Times
US confirms jet crashed in Afghanistan – but disputes it was downed | Taliban | The Guardian
US military source says there were NO CIA staff on Afghanistan crash jet after Iranian media claims | Daily Mail Online
U.S. Forces Recover Two Bodies From Plane Crash Site In Afghanistan
CIA Releases Photo Taken Just Before Its Operatives First Entered Afghanistan After 9/11
CIA, U.S. Troops Conduct Missions Outside Kabul Airport to Extract Americans, Afghan Allies - WSJ
U.S. Military Says Equipment Left in Afghanistan 'May Be Beneficial to Taliban'
CIA exposed by frontline role along Afghanistan and Pakistan border | Afghanistan | The Guardian
CIA head meets Taliban leader as fears for Afghanistan grow
US Plane Crash: Iran Media Falsely Claims Bodies Found in Afghanistan
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Exclusive: Afghan drone war - data show unmanned flights dominate air campaign | Reuters
US denies Taliban shot down military plane with CIA agents on board | Metro News
U.S. air crash in Afghanistan may have killed top CIA official: Iranian media - The Hindu
A U.S. Plane Crashed in Afghanistan. Why So Many Believed a CIA Chief Was On It. | Time
Afghanistan plane crash: Soldiers and Taliban clash near site of 'downed' US jet - World News - Mirror Online
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Afghanistan plane crash: Soldiers and Taliban clash near site of 'downed' US jet - World News - Mirror Online
CIA chief 'behind Soleimani's assassination' killed in downed plane in Afghanistan?
Officials Recover Remains at U.S. Military Plane Crash Site in Afghanistan - The New York Times
US military source says there were NO CIA staff on Afghanistan crash jet after Iranian media claims | Daily Mail Online
