3 police, 1 civilian killed in Taliban attacks in Kabul

 U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said there were no U.S. dead in Tuesday's Taliban attacks in Kabul. Clinton said United State "will take all necessary steps" to secure the area and keep personnel safe.
She said the "dedicated, brave men and women" from the U.S who work for the Afghanistan "will not be intimidated" by this cowardly act.
The Afghan Public Health ministry said  only one Afghani was killed and at least 18 were injured but none seriously in Tuesday's Taliban attacks in Kabul.
Three police officers have been killed in a string of attacks by the Taliban in Kabul on Tuesday, police in the capital said.

Afghanistan: Deadly attack in Tarin Kowt, Uruzgan

Officials said At least 22 dead in Afgainistan, Insurgents have carried out a gun and bomb attack in the south Afghan town of Tarin Kowt, Uruzgan province

They said the violence included three suicide bombings followed by fighting in a market, officials said that all eight attackers had now been killed.

Ahmed Omed Khpulwak also dead in this attack,

The Taliban say they carried out the attack, which comes amid renewed violence in Afghanistan.

Nato officials says it is providing air support to Afghan forces in attach of Tarin Kowt.