U.S. officials report that on Friday evening, approximately 7 rockets landed near an airbase in eastern Afghanistan, but there were no reported damages or casualties. The rockets apparently targeted Khost Airbase, located about 150 kilometers from Kabul. On Wednesday, around 12 rockets landed inside the base, but did not cause serious damage.
Rocket Attack on Airbase in Eastern Afghanistan - 2004-01-17
A rocket attack occurred near Khost Airbase in eastern Afghanistan, with no casualties reported. This incident follows a previous attack where rockets landed inside the base without causing significant damage. The ongoing attacks highlight the instability in the region.
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📰 What Happened
On January 17, 2004, several rockets landed near Khost Airbase in eastern Afghanistan, with no casualties or damage reported. This follows a previous attack where rockets landed inside the base without causing significant harm.
- Approximately 7 rockets targeted Khost Airbase.
- No casualties or damages were reported from either attack.
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📚 Background
Afghanistan has faced ongoing conflict since the U.S. invasion in 2001, with various insurgent groups, including the Taliban, continuing to challenge government and foreign forces.
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