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KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AF) — A gun
man opened fire Wednesday on a group of U.S.
troops shopping on a busy street in this former
Taliban stronghold, wounding one American
and an Afghan before escaping, the U.S. mili
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Afghan officials blamed the shooting on
Taliban or al-Qaida fugitives and said they feared
more attacks. The shooting occurred one day
before Afghanistan’s former king was expected to
return to the capital, Kabul, after 29 years exiled
in Rome.
Witnesses said the Americans, who were
wearing civilian clothes, were at a gun shop when
the shots were tired. The wounded American,
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cle unassisted, witnesses said. He was taken to the
U.S. military hospital at Kandahar airport, where
he was reported in stable condition.
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Daood, said one Afghan also was wounded.
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Qaida members in the city,” said Abdul
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Americans, were at risk from attack by
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