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Are you sure you want to delete this comment? (Remember you can click refresh at any time to update your vote)RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - U.S. warplanes, unmanned aerial vehicles and helicopters dropped more than 100 bombs and missiles on Taliban targets in Afghanistan’s southern Helmand province on Monday, U.S. forces in the country said.
The United States has deployed around 7,000 troops to Helmand and neighboring Kandahar province to carry out security operations against the Taliban, the Afghan insurgent group that was driven from power in 2001 by a U.S.-led coalition.
The Taliban said they had suffered heavy casualties. The U.S. military confirmed that some Taliban fighters were killed in the attack.
“We did take two aircraft to avoid unnecessary loss of life,” U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant General Richard Mills, commander of the U.S.-NATO mission in Afghanistan, told reporters at a briefing in Kabul.
He did not reveal the type of aircraft involved or the number of bombs and missiles that had been dropped.
“The primary target was an Afghan-led Afghan operation which also included our own forces,” Mills said.
He said the aim of the mission was to defeat the Taliban by disrupting their ability to operate
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An Australian tourist has been arrested on drug charges after police found cannabis plants growing in his house, the BBC reported Tuesday.
Ed Pula, 37, was found with 38 marijuana plants and cannabis oil in a Sydney home, following a tip from a friend, who had noticed the plants.
The friend told police Pula had initially said he was going to give them some of the plants, but said he would not "deliver" them to an agent, the BBC said.
The plants were discovered Monday, and police executed a search warrant the next day.
Cultivation of cannabis requires permission from the Australian Narcotics Authority, and a permit is required to grow it for commercial purposes.
"Cannabis cultivation is prohibited in NSW," said a spokeswoman for the NSW police.
"Cannabis cultivation may be prosecuted and people found cultivating cannabis can face significant penalties," she said.
A New South Wales police spokesman told the BBC that they found the plants at Pula's home in a suburb of Sydney.
He said Pula was taken into custody and charged with being in possession of a prohibited drug with intent to supply.
"Forfeiture of $75,000 and possession of equipment and plant material can be imposed in some circumstances where the level of cultivation is determined to be illegal," the police spokeswoman said.
Drugs offences are penalties of up to 20 years in jail in NSW, she added.
The AFP did not comment on the report.
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