Afghanistan’s escalating chaos
Posted: Thursday, September 9, 2004

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Afghanistan’s escalating chaos
Recurring violent attacks in parts of Afghanistan which is thought to have been carried by members of the central Asian country’s ‘Taliban’ movement, promises to sharply aggravate internal security conditions ahead of next month’s first presidential elections since the instalment of the US backed Karzai government. In the weeks to come, Afghanistan could well be rocked by more turmoil, as its internal situation becomes increasingly tumultuous and violence only causes more violence amidst a spiralling effect in to increasing instability.

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