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Events from the year2007 inAfghanistan.

Incumbents

January

January 11 - In the ongoingOperation Mountain Fury,NATO forces kill as many as 150Taliban militants inAfghanistan'sPaktika province.^[1]
January 31 - A terror plot is foiled in the UK, where nine people are arrested inBirmingham on suspicion of planning thekidnap andfilmed execution of a British Muslim soldier. The alleged plot intended to pressure Prime MinisterTony Blair into withdrawing British troops fromAfghanistan andIraq.

February

February 14 - The United Statesredeploys the173rd Airborne Brigade toAfghanistan to prepare for an anticipated spring offensive by theTaliban.^[2]
February 14 - The foreign ministers ofChina, India andRussia meet inNew Delhi, India to discuss greater cooperation among the three Asian countries on issues including terrorism, drug trafficking andAfghanistan.^[3]
February 16 -Abdul Tawala Ibn Ali Alishtari is charged in New York City with financing terrorism and material support of terrorism for allegedly passing on money for atraining camp in Afghanistan.^[4]
February 16 - ThePresident of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai meets with thePrime Minister of Italy Romano Prodi to discuss Italian contributions to the fight against theTaliban anddrug traffickers in Afghanistan.^[5]
February 18 - EightU.S. troops are killed and 14 wounded in ahelicopter crash in south-easternAfghanistan, the U.S.-led coalition has said.^[6]
February 18 - Police inPakistan detain 36 people, mainlyAfghan refugees, over asuicide bombing inside aQuetta courtroom that killed a judge and 15 other people.
February 22 -Vice-President of the United States Dick Cheney arrives in Australia to discuss issues includingIraq,Afghanistan and the detention ofDavid Hicks with theAustralian government. Upon arrival he is greeted by violentdemonstrations.^[7]
February 26 - Vice President of the United StatesDick Cheney makes surprise visits toPakistan andAfghanistan to encouragePresident of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf andPresident of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai to increase border security between the two countries and to take further action against theTaliban andal-Qaeda.
February 26 - United KingdomSecretary of State for Defence Des Browne announces the deployment of an additional 1,400troops toAfghanistan.^[8]

March

March 1 -Pakistani authorities capture MullahObaidullah Akhund, a former Defense Minister ofAfghanistan under the Taliban.^[9]
March 4 -War in Afghanistan (2001–14)
- Taliban insurgency: TwoBritish soldiers serving with theNATO International Security Assistance Force are killed inHelmand province during clashes withTaliban forces.^[10]
- U.S. troops open fire after asuicide bomb attack on a convoy and kill as many as 19 civilians and injured about 35 in the shootings on the main road linkingJalalabad with thePakistan border. Local people protest at the soldiers' actions.^[11]
  Main article:2007 Shinwar shooting
March 6 -NATO-led forces launchOperation Achilles against theTaliban inHelmand province.^[12]
March 10 -President George W. Bush approves 8,200 more United States troops forIraq andAfghanistan.^[13]
March 13 - Spanish police arrestBrian David Anderson, a Canadian citizen, inMadrid, on behalf of the U.S. government, for allegedly engaging in fraud and funding a terrorist camp inAfghanistan.^[14]
March 19 -Daniele Mastrogiacomo, an Italian journalist working forLa Repubblica, is set free by theTaliban. He had beenkidnapped in theAfghan province ofHelmand on March 6.^[15]
March 23 -War in Afghanistan (2001–14)
- ATaliban attack on aconvoy carrying supplies to foreign troops in southernAfghanistan kills 17 Afghan security guards and drivers.^[16]
- US Marines accused of shooting and killing civilians after asuicide bombing in Afghanistan are under investigation and their unit has been shipped out of the country.
March 27 -United States District Court Judge Thomas Hogan dismisses a case of allegedtorture against former United States Secretary of DefenseDonald Rumsfeld brought by nine former prisoners inIraq andAfghanistan.^[17]

April

April 3 - The 14th annual summit of theSouth Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) begins in New Delhi, India, andAfghanistan becomes its 8th member.^[18]^[19]^[20]
April 8 -War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
- PopeBenedict laments the violence inDarfur, theDemocratic Republic of Congo, Zimbabwe,Somalia, Afghanistan, and the Middle East, stating, "nothing positive is happening inIraq" in his Easterhomily.
- SevenNATO soldiers die as a result ofcar bombings in southernAfghanistan as it conducts an offensive against theTaliban.
- TheTaliban claims it has killed anAfghan reporter abducted withDaniele Mastrogiacomo because thegovernment of Afghanistan refused to meet ransom demands.^[21]
April 10 -Australian Prime Minister John Howard announces that 300 soldiers from theAustralian Special Air Service Regiment will be sent toOrūzgān Province, Afghanistan to combat theTaliban.^[22]
April 11 - The United States Secretary of DefenseRobert M. Gates meets with the Defense Ministers of the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, theNetherlands andDenmark as well as officials fromEstonia andRomania to discuss progress inAfghanistan in expectation of aTaliban offensive. Two Canadian soldiers are killed when a roadside bomb explodes.^[23]
April 11 - The United States extends thetour of duty for troops inIraq andAfghanistan from a year to 15 months.^[24]
April 14 - Asuicide bomber kills 8 people in theKhost Province ofAfghanistan.
April 16 - At least tenAfghan police die in asuicide bombing inKunduz in northeastern Afghanistan.^[25]
April 17 - FourNepalese United Nations workers and their driver are killed in a roadside bombing inKandahar, Afghanistan.^[26]
April 19 - AnAmnesty International report claims that the attacks onAfghan civilians by theTaliban are widespread and systematic.^[27]
April 24 - Kevin Tillman, brother of formerAmerican football playerPat Tillman, who was killed byfriendly fire in Afghanistan, accuses theU.S. military of manipulating his death duringtestimony to theU.S. Congress.^[28]
April 30 - The US-led Coalition claims to have killed scores ofTaliban forces inAfghanistan.^[29]

May

May 2 - Gunmen inAfghanistan killAbdul Sabur Farid, a member of theHouse of Elders and formerPrime Minister.^[30]
May 6 - EightAfghan police are killed inFarah Province in a clash with theTaliban in which at least 17 insurgents are killed or injured.^[31]
May 12 - After being tracked by the ISA and JSOC, operators from C squadronSpecial Boat Service inserted by an RAF Chinook and killed the Taliban leaderMullah Dadullah in Helmand province during a raid on a compound near Bahram Chah where his associates were meeting, 4 SBS operators were wounded.^[32]^[33]
May 15 - Lt. Gen.Douglas Lute has been chosen to be President Bush's "war czar," overseeing the wars inIraq andAfghanistan.^[34]
May 19 - Three German soldiers are killed with four civilians in asuicide bombing inKunduz in northernAfghanistan.^[35]
May 20 - Asuicide bomber kills at least 10 people and injures 32 people inGardez, the capital ofAfghanistan'sPaktia Province.^[36]
May 24 - TheUnited States House of Representatives approves a US$100 billion bill to fund the US war effort inIraq andAfghanistan without a timetable for the withdrawal of troops from Iraq.^[37]
May 30 - ACH-47 Chinook helicopter on aNATO mission inHelmand Province, southernAfghanistan, is shot down killing all seven service personnel (5 American, 1 Canadian and 1 British) aboard.Taliban fighters claim responsibility for the attack.^[38]

June

June 4 - A military judge dismisses terrorism-related charges against a CanadianGuantanamo Bay detainee charged with killing aUnited States Army soldier in Afghanistan.
June 10 -President of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai escapes an apparentassassination attempt.
June 12 -Afghan officials claim that seven members of the Afghan police were killed by Coalition air forces in afriendly fire incident.^[39]
June 17 - Air strikes inAfghanistan on a suspectedAl Qaeda headquarters kill several militants as well as civilians including children.^[40]^[41]
June 17 - At least 35 people die inKabul, Afghanistan, as the result of a bombing of a police bus.^[42]^[43]
June 19 -BBC News released an article on June 19, 2007, interviewing six villagers ofAsad Khyl in the north of Afghanistan where many homes had been destroyed by the Taliban in the civil war fought in the 1990s.^[44] One of the villagers said that security in their village had "improved a bit" but that living conditions had not changed much. Another suggested that if the Taliban were invited to join a broad-based national government, there would be no need for foreign troops in the country at all. Another described Hamid Karzai as a puppet of the United States. Worsened corruption, poverty, and high inflation were also stated as key problems.^[44]
June 29 - Between 50 and 80 civilians are killed by Air Strikes on the village of Hyderabad, in the Province of Hellmand in southern Afghanistan.^[45]^[46]^[47]^[48]
Main article:Hyderabad airstrike

July

July 2 -Corporal Bill Henry "Willie" Apiata of theSpecial Air Service of New Zealand is awarded theVictoria Cross for bravery under fire inAfghanistan in 2004.^[49]
July 4 - Six Canadian soldiers were killed by a roadside bomb in thePanjwaii district.^[50]
July 7 - The Government ofAfghanistan states that it will investigate claims that United States andNATO air strikes caused heavy civilian casualties inFarah Province andKunar Province.^[51]
July 10 - At least 17 civilians have been killed in a suicide bombing in Uruzgan Province, At least 30 people were wounded, including seven NATO troops.
July 12 - SixAfghan policemen are killed by animprovised explosive device in theKhost Province. Another IED kills two civilians in thePaktika Province.^[52]
July 14 - At least 24Pakistani soldiers are killed by asuicide attack by militants on aconvoy inWaziristan near theAfghanistan border.^[53]
July 20 -Taliban insurgents stop a bus inAfghanistan andkidnap some of the passengers includingSouth Koreans.^[54]
July 21 - TheTaliban threatens to kill 18South Koreans taken hostage inAfghanistan, prompting the government inSeoul to confirm an earlier plan to withdraw its troops from the country by the end of the year. Separately, the Taliban claims that it has executed twoGerman hostages.^[55]^[56]^[57] However, theAfghan government disputes the claim, stating that one died of a heart attack and the other is still alive.^[58]
July 23 - Approximately 60Taliban and sixNorth Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) troops die in two days of heavy fighting.^[59]
July 23 - Former King of AfghanistanMohammed Zahir Shah dies after prolonged illness.
July 25 - 8 of the 23South Koreans held hostage by theTaliban in Afghanistan are released, while one of the hostages is executed. The Taliban gives further warning that the remaining hostages will be killed.^[60]
July 26 - United States-led troops kill more than 50 insurgents in theHelmand province ofAfghanistan.^[61]
July 27 - Three soldiers in theNATO-ledInternational Security Assistance Force are killed.^[62]
July 28 - A British soldier is killed by arocket attack in theHelmand Province.^[63]
July 30 - AnAfghan governor asks theTaliban to extend Monday's deadline for the lives of 22South Koreans, after militants warned the Afghan government torelease 23 of its captured fighters or else hostages will die. The Taliban later executes a hostage.^[64]^[65]

August

August 4 - Ten pro-Taliban militants and fourPakistan Army soldiers are killed in a clash in NorthWaziristan near theAfghanistan border. In another incident, a suicide car bomber kills six inParachinar,North West Frontier Province in Pakistan.^[66]
August 5 - The President of the United StatesGeorge W. Bush meets with thePresident of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai atCamp David to discuss the security ofAfghanistan.^[67]
August 7 - TheTaliban attacksFirebase Anaconda inUruzgan province but is repulsed by a joint force ofAfghan fighters andUnited States Army forces with 20 militants killed.^[68]
August 7 -Bangladesh security officials arrest 24 suspected militants atShahjalal International Airport en route toKabul, Afghanistan.^[69]
August 9 - ThePresident of Pakistan GeneralPervez Musharraf pulls out of a meeting with thePresident of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai and tribal leaders inKabul over fighting theTaliban.^[70]^[71] He is also resisting pressure to institute astate of emergency, insisting that theplanned parliamentary election in October must proceed as scheduled.
August 11 -War in Afghanistan (2001–14)
- TheTaliban attacksFirebase Anaconda inUruzgan province for the third time in a week suffering casualties. The Taliban also launches unsuccessful attacks inHelmand andKandahar provinces.^[72]
- TheTaliban claims to have released twoSouth Korean hostages but local andnational officials cannot confirm the claims.^[73]
August 12 - A clash betweenTaliban militants andAfghan security forces inKandahar province results in nine militants dead with five police dying in abomb.^[74]
August 14 - APolish soldier is killed byTaliban nearGardez, Afghanistan. It is the first Polishcasualty in theWar in Afghanistan.^[75]
August 14 - ThePresident of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visitsAfghanistan on the first leg of a Central Asian tour before visiting theShanghai Cooperation Organisation meeting inBishkek.^[76]
August 15 -War in Afghanistan (2001–14)
- ThreeGermans are killed by a bomb attack nearKabul.^[77]
- United States andAfghan forces start a new offensive inTora Bora.^[78]
August 16 - Eight civilians including a pregnant women and a baby died whenPolish soldiers shelled the village of Nangar Khel where a wedding celebration was taking place. Seven Polish soldiers have been charged withwar crimes for allegedly opened fire in revenge.
Main article:Nangar Khel incident
August 17 - A dozenTaliban die in an attemptedambush of a joint patrol ofAfghan police and Coalition troops inHelmand province.
August 18 -War in Afghanistan (2001–14)
- Asuicide bomber kills at least 15 people in the southernKandahar province.^[79]
- A femaleGerman aid worker is taken captive at gunpoint inKabul.^[80]
August 19 - AGerman woman taken hostage yesterday inKabul, Afghanistan is found during a police raid on a house. Multiple abductors arrested.^[81]
August 22 -War in Afghanistan (2001–14)
- TwoCanadian Army soldiers are killed and aRadio Canada journalist injured in an explosion.
- A German engineer kidnapped by theTaliban pleads for help onAfghan television.
August 24 - ThreeBritish Army soldiers die inAfghanistan in a suspectedfriendly fire incident.^[82]
August 24 - At least fourPakistan Army soldiers die in asuicide bomber attack on a militaryconvoy nearMiranshah, the main city ofNorth Waziristan near theAfghan border.^[83]
August 28 - At least 100 Taliban fighters and one Afghan National Army soldier were killed in several skirmishes inShah Wali Kot district inKandahar province.^[84]
August 30 - TheTaliban releases the remainingSouth Korean hostages.^[85]
August 30 - Scores of Pakistani soldiers have gone missing near the Afghanistan border, amid claims from pro-Taleban militants that they have kidnapped the troops.^[86]
August 31 -War in Afghanistan (2001–14)
- At least two people are killed and ten others injured by asuicide bomb at theKabul International Airport in Afghanistan.^[87]^[88]
- At least ten civilians are killed and several more injured inKunar Province asTaliban rockets aimed at a US military base hit a nearby village.^[89]
- Nearly two dozen Afghan militants die in heavy fighting inHelmand province.^[90]

September

September 2 - Scores ofTaliban are killed in heavy fighting in theKandahar andArghandab regions ofAfghanistan.^[91]
September 2 - The 19 freedhostages return toSouth Korea.^[92]
September 5 -Afghan andU.S led coalition forces kill 20 insurgents while two Afghan policeman die in a bomb attack.
September 9 - ThePresident of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai is forced to cut short a speech inKabul after gunfire is heard outside.^[93]
September 11 - ThePrime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper rules out sending further troops toAfghanistan.^[94]
September 12 - Airstrikes andAfghan army gunfire kills more than 45Taliban insurgents on the first day ofRamadan.
September 15 -The Washington Post reports that theNATO-led Coalition Force inAfghanistan intercepted a shipment ofIranian arms intended for theTaliban.^[95]
September 19 - Coalition forces led by theBritish Army launch a major offensive inHelmand province.^[96]
September 20 -Al Qaeda's Deputy LeaderAyman al-Zawahri claims that the United States is being defeated inIraq, Afghanistan,Somalia and North Africa.
September 21 -War in Afghanistan (2001–14)
- NATO's alliance forces say that its warplanes killed an unspecified number of civilians during a battle withTaliban forces.^[97]
- Asuicide bomber attacks aconvoy of soldiers killing a French soldier and severalAfghans.^[98]
September 24 - Operators from C squadron SBS and the Italian SOF unitCol Moschin rescued two Italian intelligence agents who were kidnapped by the Taliban inHerat province nearFarah, they had been kidnapped 2 days before. Col Moschin parachuted onto a drop zone and marched overnight to surround the target compound, whilst the SBS were standing by inLynx and Chinook helicopters to provide cut off groups in-case the insurgents attempted to escape, whilst a US Predator drone supported the British and Italians. The insurgents brought the hostages out of the compound and loaded them into vehicles before the Italians were in position to rescue them, the SBS closed in on the vehicles: aerial snipers using M82A1 antimaterial rifles forced the vehicles to stop. A Chinook dropped off more than a dozen SBS operators who engaged the Taliban who were disembarking the vehicles, 8 Taliban insurgents were killed and the hostages rescued, however one died on gunshot wounds.^[99]^[100]^[101]
September 26 - The United States Secretary of DefenseRobert Gates asks for US$190 billion to cover the cost of thewar in Iraq andwar in Afghanistan during 2008.
September 27 - Four employees of theInternational Red Cross, including two foreigners, are abducted inAfghanistan'sWardak province.^[102]

October

October 2 - Asuicide bomber blows himself up near a bus carrying policemen killing at least 11 inKabul.^[103]
October 6 - Asuicide bomb attack on a United Statesconvoy inKabul kills aU.S. soldier and five civilians.^[104]^[105]
October 7 - Sixteen militants fighting under wantedUzbek warlordTahir Yuldash are killed in easternAfghanistan.
October 8 - Australia suffers its first combat casualty inAfghanistan following the explosion of a bomb in the southern province ofOrūzgān.
October 9 - TheUnited States Supreme Court dismisses the case of the German citizenKhalid El-Masri who accuses theCIA of abducting him to a secret prison inAfghanistan where he claims he was tortured. The US government had argued that a public trial would reveal state secrets.^[106]
October 10 -Taliban frees one German and four Afghanhostages kidnapped in mid-July.
October 12 - ThePrime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper appoints a five-member advisory committee onAfghanistan to be chaired byJohn Manley of the oppositionLiberal Party of Canada.^[107]
October 22 - The President of the United StatesGeorge W. Bush asks theUnited States Congress for US$189.3 billion to fund the wars inIraq andAfghanistan.^[108]
October 22 -Georgia andSlovakia offer to send troops to support the Australian/Dutch taskforce in the south of theAfghanistan as the Dutch government is under pressure to reduce troops.^[109]
October 27 -War in Afghanistan (2001–14)
- United States led coalition forces kill 80Taliban fighters outsideMusa Qala inHelmand province.^[110]
- Asuicide bomber explodes a bomb outside a United States base in easternAfghanistan killing four Afghan soldiers and a civilian.^[111]
- Denmark deployed itsLeopard 2A5 DKs in support of operations in southern Afghanistan. The Danish tank unit, drawn from the first battalion of theJydske Dragonregiment (Jutland Dragoons Regiment),^[112] was equipped with three tanks and oneM113 armoured personnel carrier, with an armoured recovery vehicle and another tank kept in reserve.^[113]

November

November 6 - At least 35 people are killed and dozens more wounded in asuicide bombing in northernAfghanistan, officials say.^[114]
November 7 -French President Nicolas Sarkozy pledges friendship between France and the United States and a renewed alliance on the war inAfghanistan and againstIran's nuclear program in a speech to a joint meeting of theU.S. Congress.^[115]
November 10 - Six American forces serving underNATO's International Security Assistance Force are killed in aninsurgent ambush while patrolling in easternAfghanistan.^[116]
November 12 - TheUnited States Army kills 15 insurgents and three civilians in theHelmand Province.^[117]
November 17 - TwoNATO Canadian soldiers and aninterpreter are killed by aroadside bomb inPanjawi,Kandahar province. Three more soldiers are wounded.^[118]
November 19 - Asuicide bomber kills seven people in theNimruz Province ofAfghanistan, including the son of governorGhulam Dastageer.^[119]
November 24 - At least six people, most of them children, are killed by asuicide bomber inPaghman, Afghanistan.^[120]

December

December 5 - A suicide bomber rams a car into a minibus containingAfghan soldiers on a highway south ofKabul. Thirteen, including six Afghan soldiers, are killed in the incident.
December 9 -Taliban fighters inAfghanistan have pulled back to take up new positions defending the town ofMusa Qala during abattle with theAfghan National Army and theInternational Security Assistance Force.^[121]

Deaths

May 3:Abdul Sabur Farid Kuhestani, 54/55, legislator andPrime Minister (1992), assassination bygunshot.
May 12:Mullah Dadullah, 41,Taliban military commander, shot.
June 6:Zakia Zaki, 35, director of Radio Peace, shot.
July 23:Mohammed Zahir Shah, 92, lastking.
November 6:Hajji Muhammad Arif Zarif, politician and businessman,bomb blast injuries.
November 6:Sayed Mustafa Kazemi, c.45, politician, former commerce minister,bomb blast injuries.
December 30: Abdul Razzak, 68,Guantanamo Bay detainee, cancer.

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War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)

Overview

Prelude
History
Timeline
Operations
Logistics
Impact
International Security Assistance Force
Taliban insurgency
Drone strikes in Pakistan
Withdrawal of U.S. troops
- 2011–2016
- 2020–2021
Resolute Support Mission
Evacuation

Casualties
and losses

2001	Bombing of Kandahar Fall of Mazar-i-Sharif Siege of Kunduz Herat uprising Fall of Kabul Battle of Tarinkot Fall of Kandahar Battle of Qala-i-Jangi Dasht-i-Leili massacre Battle of Shawali Kowt Battle of Sayyd Alma Kalay Battle of Tora Bora
2002 –2006	2002 Guantanamo Bay Uruzgan bombing Kabul bombing 2003 Pakistan Embassy in Kabul attack 2004 2005 2006 Taliban offensive
2007	Shinwar shooting Hyderabad airstrike Nangar Khel incident Helmand airstrikes Baghlan bombing Bagram bombing South Korean hostage crisis
2008	Haska Meyna airstrike Azizabad airstrike Wech Bagtu airstrike Kabul Indian embassy bombing Kabul S Hotel attack Kidnapping of David Rohde Sarposa attack Kandahar bombing Spin Boldak bombing
2009	Granai airstrike Kunduz airstrike Narang raid February Kabul raids Kabul Indian embassy bombing Kandahar bombing NATO HQ bombing Camp Chapman attack Battle of Sabzak
2010	January Kabul attack Raid on Khataba February Kabul attack Uruzgan attack Sangin airstrike Maywand murders Tarok Kolache Nadahan bombing May Kabul bombing Badakhshan massacre Operation Halmazag
2011	Mano Gai airstrike Sarposa prison escape Bin Laden raid Logar bombing I-C Hotel Kabul attack Nimruz bombing Zabul bombing Chinook shootdown Helmand killing Pakistani border attack Ashura bombings
2012	Order of battle Urination video Kapisa airstrike Quran burning protests April attacks Forward Operating Base Delhi massacre Kandahar massacre September Camp Bastion raid Shesh Aba raid Body pictures
2013	Farah attack June Kabul bombings Presidential palace attack Herat U.S. consulate attack Jalalabad Indian consulate bombing
2014	Kabul S Hotel attack Herat Indian consulate attack Bagram bombing Paktika bombing Yahyakhel bombing December Kabul bombings Atiqullah Raufi assassination
2015	Park Palace attack Kabul Parliament attack Khost bombing April Jalalabad bombing 7 August Kabul attacks 10 August Kabul bombing 22 August Kabul bombing Ghazni prison escape Battle of Kunduz Hospital airstrike Kandahar Airport bombing Kabul Spanish Embassy attack Bagram bombing
2016	Nangarhar offensive Operation Omari April Kabul attack Kunduz-Takhar highway hostage crisis Kabul Canadian Embassy convoy bombing 30 June bombings July Kabul bombing Janikhel offensive AUoA attack September Kabul attacks Battle of Tarinkot Battle of Kunduz Battle of Boz Qandahari Mazar-i-Sharif German consulate bombing Bagram bombing
2017	January bombings Sangin airstrike March Kabul attack Nangarhar airstrike Camp Shaheen attack May Kabul bombing June Herat bombing Battle of Bora Bora June Lashkargar bombing August Herat attack 17 October attacks 20 October attacks 28 December Kabul bombing
2018	I-C Hotel Kabul attack STC Jalalabad attack Kabul ambulance bombing March Kabul bombing Kunduz madrassa attack 22 April Kabul bombing 30 April Kabul bombings Battle of Farah July Jalalabad bombing Battle of Darzab Ghazni offensive September Jalalabad bombing
2019	Maidan Shar attack Camp Shorabak attack 2019 Kabul mosque bombing 1 July Kabul attack Ghazni bombing 28 July Kabul bombing July Farah bombing 7 August Kabul bombing 17 August Kabul bombing 2 & 5 September Kabul bombings 17 September bombings Qalat bombing Jalalabad suicide bombing Haska Meyna mosque bombing Bagram attack
2020	6 March Kabul shooting Kabul gurdwara attack May attacks June attacks July attacks August attacks Jalalabad prison September attacks October attacks November attacks Kabul University attack December attacks
2021	Attacks Taliban offensive Kabul school bombing Battle of Kandahar Fall of Herat Battle of Lashkargah Capture of Zaranj Fall of Kabul Kunduz mosque bombing Kandahar bombing 2021 Kabul airlift Operation Allies Refuge Operation Pitting Operation Devi Shakti Kabul airport attack August 29 drone strike

Peace
process

Afghan peace process
Afghan peace groups

Memorials

London

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