The Taliban's brazen assault on the strategic city of Ghazni, south of the capital Kabul, has come as a major blow to the Afghan government and its international allies. At least 140 members of the security forces and 60 civilians died in five days of fighting, along with possibly hundreds of Taliban fighters, before the militants were pushed back.
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At the base of the hill I saw an overturned military humvee. There were five bodies still trapped inside - all Afghan army soldiers. There were also dead bodies in other parts of the city. Their army uniforms made you think they were soldiers. But when you looked closer and saw their long beards and hair, you realised they were actually Taliban fighters who had used soldiers' uniforms to infiltrate the city.
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The truth was Taliban fighters had attacked Ghazni from all four directions and heavy clashes had continued throughout the city for most of the first day. We spent the night listening to light gunfire and helicopters circling the skies.
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The injured were lying on the hospital lawn. Six doctors were trying to attend to them. Doctor Baz Mohammad told me: "We are running out of medicine. We can't even provide first aid."

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