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NATO attack kills 12 Afghan children, sends ‘heartfelt’ apology 51 weeks 4 days ago

A NATO-led airstrike in Afghanistan targeting insurgents has killed 14 civilians, including 12 children and two women, with President Hamid Karzai calling it a big mistake and NATO's International Security Assistance Force offering "heartfelt apologies."

NATO Running Short on Some Arms 1 year 5 weeks ago

Senior U.S. and NATO officials reported Friday that the alliance is running out of some bombs in Libya—which could mean the U.S. may have return to the conflict. After the U.S. commandeered the early part of the Libyan airstrikes, NATO—led by Britain and France—has since taken over the campaign at the U.S.’s urging. But despite the intense support by British and French leaders for the campaign, the lack of munitions, including precision bombs and aircraft, shows their limitations. NATO commanders have not asked the U.S.

Go Daddy $12.99 SSL Sale! NATO airstrikes escalate in Libya 50 weeks 2 days ago

NATO’s bombing campaign in LIbya has forced tens of thousands of people to flee the country. “The bombing was too much and people were dying, said Mariam, a 40-year old who lived in the south-central Libyan city of Sabha for two years, BBC reports. “I sat on top of the luggage to get here,” she added.

NATO: No apologies for Thursday's airstrike on Libyan rebels 1 year 6 weeks ago

For the second time in less than a week, a NATO airstrike in Libya has killed Libyan rebels, and the strike is bringing no apologies from NATO command who says it was unaware the rebels were using military tanks.

8 NATO troops killed in 24 hours in southern Afghanistan 20 weeks 5 hours ago

Eight NATO troops were killed in southern Afghanistan in a 24-hour period ending Friday, Western military officials said.

NATO’s International Security Assistance Force did not disclose the nationalities of the troops, but most of those serving in southern Afghanistan are American or British. The south of Afghanistan includes the volatile provinces of Helmand and Kandahar, the traditional heartland of the Taliban.