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- Q7097394 abstract "Operation Lastay Kulang or Pickaxe Handle was a British-led NATO offensive in the southern Helmand province of Afghanistan. (The name of the operation is Pashto for "pickaxe-handle".)Lastay Kulang began on May 30 and ended on June 14, 2007, with 2000 ISAF and Afghan National Army troops taking part. The mission was a direct follow-up of Operation Achilles that ended on the same day.At around 4:00 local time on May 30, 2007, ISAF and ANSF personnel advanced towards the village of Kajaki Sofle, ten kilometres south-west of the town of Kajaki, to remove a Taliban force whose presence threatened the security and stability of the Lower Sangin Valley.During the night, elements of the American 82nd Airborne Division mounted an aerial assault on a Taliban compound. One of the Chinook helicopters taking part in the raid was apparently hit by an RPG round and crashed, killing five Americans, a Briton and a Canadian on board.By June 2, NATO claimed to have surrounded several pockets of Taliban fighters.The Royal Engineers have also started several reconstruction projects in the area, such as digging irrigation ditches, to try to win over local support.On June 5, a gun battle and air strikes killed an estimated two dozen Taliban fighters in Southern Afghanistan, the U.S.-led coalition and Afghan government reported.Upwards of 80 Taliban fighters may have drowned in two separate incidents in early June, when the makeshift boats they were travelling on sank as they attempted to cross the Helmand River. The sinkings were witnessed by NATO helicopters.A British soldier was killed in a firefight at a Taliban compound to the north east of Gereshk on June 6.Another NATO soldier was killed in the south of the country that same day.On June 8, a battle and air strikes in southern Afghanistan left 30 suspected Taliban dead or wounded, the Ministry of Defense reported.".
- Q7097394 causalties "1 killed (Canada),".
- Q7097394 causalties "3 killed, 24 wounded (UK),".
- Q7097394 causalties "7 killed (US)".
- Q7097394 combatant "Afghan National Army".
- Q7097394 combatant "Taliban insurgents".
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- Q7097394 date "2007-06-14".
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- Q7097394 result "Strategic outcome unclear".
- Q7097394 result "Tactical Coalition victory".
- Q7097394 strength "500 (ANA)".
- Q7097394 strength "? (Canada),".
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- Q7097394 strength "? (United States),".
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- Q7097394 strength "~1,000 (United Kingdom),".
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- Q7097394 strength "~150 (Norway),".
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- Q7097394 casualties "1".
- Q7097394 casualties "3".
- Q7097394 casualties "7".
- Q7097394 combatant "Afghan National Army".
- Q7097394 combatant "Taliban insurgents".
- Q7097394 commander "Haji Nika".
- Q7097394 commander "Maj.-Gen. Jacko Page".
- Q7097394 commander "Tor Jan,".
- Q7097394 conflict "Operation Pickaxe-Handle".
- Q7097394 date "--05-30".
- Q7097394 partof "the War in Afghanistan (2001–present)".
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- Q7097394 result "Strategic outcome unclear".
- Q7097394 result "Tactical Coalition victory".
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- Q7097394 comment "Operation Lastay Kulang or Pickaxe Handle was a British-led NATO offensive in the southern Helmand province of Afghanistan. (The name of the operation is Pashto for "pickaxe-handle".)Lastay Kulang began on May 30 and ended on June 14, 2007, with 2000 ISAF and Afghan National Army troops taking part.".
- Q7097394 label "Operation Pickaxe-Handle".
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