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Afghan Protesters Challenge Taliban Demonstrations Met with Violent Response for 2Nd Straight Day MOVIES: Sean Penn directs daughter in ‘Flag Day’ Page 15 NFL Former Air Force MUSIC: Los Lobos’ cadet ready to LA love letter Page 28 take off with Jets Page 48 GAMES: Flight Simulator gives a feel for aviation Page 18 stripes.com Volume 80 Edition 90 ©SS 2021 FRIDAY,AUGUST 20, 2021 $1.00 Afghan protesters challenge Taliban Demonstrations met with violent response for 2nd straight day BY AHMAD SEIR, RAHIM FAIEZ, KATHY GANNON AND JON GAMBRELL Associated Press KABUL, Afghanistan — Afghan protesters defied the Taliban for a second day Thursday, waving their national flag in scattered demonstrations, and the fighters again responded violently as they faced down growing challenges to their rule. A U.N. official warned of dire food shortages and experts said the country was severely in need of cash while noting that the Tali- ban are unlikely to enjoy the gen- erous international aid that the ci- vilian government they dethroned did. In light of these challenges, the Taliban have moved quickly to suppress any dissent, despite their promises that they have become more moderate since they last ruled Afghanistan with draconian laws. Many fear they will succeed in erasing two decades of efforts to expand women’s and human RAHMAT GUL/AP rights and remake the country. Taliban fighters patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Thursday. The Taliban celebrated Afghanistan’s Independence Day by declaring they beat the On Thursday, a procession of United States, but challenges to their rule have begun to emerge. cars and people near Kabul’s air- port carried long black, red and green banners in honor of the Af- ‘They kind of need help everywhere’: ghan flag — a banner that is be- coming a symbol of defiance. At US troops put in long hours in Qatar another protest in Nangarhar province, video posted online BY CHAD GARLAND Cargo plane and refueler activity in the air showed a bleeding demonstrator Stars and Stripes suggested crews were about on target for the with a gunshot wound. Onlookers Military personnel are working around the Pentagon’s one-flight-per-hour pace for the tried to carry him away. clock at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar to facilitate evacuation, said the resident, who wanted to In Khost province, Taliban au- the U.S. airlift from Afghanistan this week, highlight the “flex and give” the operation re- thorities instituted a 24-hour cur- while others launched clothing drives and vol- quired, referring to added workloads and few Thursday after violently unteer efforts, base residents said. hardships. breaking up another protest, ac- People dragged cots and mattresses into “It’s going to put strains everywhere,” he U.S. Air Force cording to information obtained their offices in an operations center, said one said of the effect the mission would have on An Afghan child sleeps on the cargo floor of by journalists monitoring from resident Wednesday, who asked not to be personnel, facilities and equipment. a U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III, kept abroad. The authorities did not named because he was not authorized to speak warm by the uniform of the C-17 loadmaster, to the media. SEE QATAR ON PAGE 9 during an evacuation flight Sunday. SEE CHALLENGE ON PAGE 8 PAGE 2 • STARS AND STRIPES • Friday, August 20, 2021 BUSINESS/WEATHER EUROPE GAS PRICES EXCHANGE RATES Country Super E10 Super unleaded Super plus Diesel Military rates South Korea (Won) 1177.16 Germany $3.434 $3.889 $4.142 $3.616 Azores .. .. $4.057 .. Switzerland (Franc) .9171 Euro costs (Aug. 20) $1.14 Change in price +0.2 cents +0.5 cents +0.8 cents ­0.8 cents Change in price .. .. +0.8 cents .. Thailand (Baht) 33.34 Dollar buys (Aug. 20) 0.8334 Turkey (NewLira) 8.5273 Netherlands .. $4.338 $4.633 +$4.200 Belgium .. $3.288 $3.576 $3.376 British pound (Aug. 20) $1.33 Japanese yen (Aug. 20) 107.00 Change in price .. +4.5 cents +4.7 cents ­1.0 cents Change in price .. No change No change No change (Military exchange rates are those available South Korean won (Aug. 20) 1143.00 to customers at military banking facilities in the U.K. .. $3.803 $4.056 $3.530 Turkey .. .. $3.942 $4.316* Commercial rates country of issuance for Japan, South Korea, Ger­ Change in price .. +0.5 cents +0.8 cents +0.8 cents Change in price .. .. +0.8 cents No change many, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Bahrain(Dinar) .3770 For nonlocal currency exchange rates (i.e., pur­ Britain (Pound) 1.3690 chasing British pounds in Germany), check with Canada (Dollar) 1.2757 your local military banking facility. Commercial China(Yuan) 6.4915 rates are interbank rates provided for reference PACIFIC GAS PRICES Denmark (Krone) 6.3567 Egypt (Pound) 15.7231 when buying currency. All figures are foreign Country Super E10 Super unleaded Super plus Diesel Euro .8548 currencies to one dollar, except for the British Japan .. $3.949 .. $3.419 South Korea $3.249 .. $3.959 $3.439 Hong Kong (Dollar) 7.7909 pound, which is represented in dollars­to­ pound, and the euro, which is dollars­to­euro.) Change in price .. +1.0 cents .. ­1.0 cents Change in price No change .. +1.0 cents No change Hungary (Forint) 399.72 Israel (Shekel) 3.2496 Okinawa $3.239 .. .. $3.419 Guam $3.249 $3.709 $3.959 .. Japan (Yen) 109.74 INTEREST RATES Kuwait(Dinar) .3011 Change in price No change .. .. ­1.0 cents Change in price No change +1.0 cents +1.0 cents .. Norway (Krone) 9.0017 Prime rate 3.25 Philippines (Peso) 50.46 Interest Rates Discount rate 0.75 *DieselEFD **Midgrade Poland (Zloty) 3.92 Federal funds market rate 0.09 Saudi Arabia (Riyal) 3.7505 3­month bill 0.07 For the week of Aug. 20-26 Singapore (Dollar) 1.3631 30­year bond 1.91 WEATHER OUTLOOK FRIDAY IN THE MIDDLE EAST FRIDAY IN EUROPE SATURDAY IN THE PACIFIC Misawa 73/68 Kabul Seoul 78/72 Baghdad 109/76 Osan Tokyo Kandahar Drawsko 78/72 82/73 Mildenhall/ Pomorskie Busan Lakenheath 64/58 78/75 72/57 Iwakuni Kuwait City 78/75 Bahrain Zagan Sasebo Guam 103/84 95/91 Brussels Ramstein 67/62 79/76 71/59 71/53 83/80 Riyadh Lajes, 105/80 Doha Azores Stuttgart 101/87 74/71 71/60 Pápa Aviano/ 76/62 Vicenza 80/60 Naples 83/73 Okinawa Morón 83/80 96/71 Sigonella Rota 90/68 The weather is provided by the Djibouti 81/68 Souda Bay American Forces Network Weather Center, 103/83 80/75 2nd Weather Squadron at Offutt Air Force Base, Neb. TODAY IN STRIPES American Roundup ..... 36 Classified .................... 37 Comics ................... 38-39 Crossword ............. 38-39 Faces .......................... 35 Opinion ....................... 40 Sports .................... 41-48 Friday, August 20, 2021 • STARS AND STRIPES • PAGE 3 MILITARY US soldiers are still preserving peace ‘Forgotten Battalion’ in Kosovo after more than two decades BY SLOBODAN LEKIC ians on both sides the breathing Stars and Stripes space they need to sit down at the CAMP BONDSTEEL, Kosovo table and discuss how to resolve — The U.S.-led NATO force that their differences,” said Hopkins, has been keeping the peace for who also heads KFOR’s Regional more than 20 years is on guard Command East headquartered at against disinformation campaigns this austere base. aimed at stoking inter-ethnic ten- After his unit completes its de- sions in Europe’s youngest nation, ployment, it will be followed by the officials said. Virginia Army National Guard Security in Kosovo remains sta- next spring. Each rotation typical- ble overall. But Washington and its ly lasts between nine and 12 NATO allies have no plans to re- months. duce the Kosovo Force — or KFOR KFOR currently includes about — which is still considered essen- 3,600 peacekeepers from 27 na- tial in maintaining peace between tions. The United States has the the Albanian majority and Serb largest contingent, with 660 minority, whose rivalry erupted in troops, most of them based at this a war in the late 1990s in which at sprawling facility in central Koso- least 10,000 people died. vo. “I have no indication of any U.S. Italy has 542 soldiers and Hun- drawdown,” said Col. Brey Hop- gary nearly 400. Some countries, kins, who commands the 86th In- such as Sweden or tiny Montene- fantry Brigade Combat Team gro, contribute just a couple of offi- (Mountain) of the Vermont Army cers each. National Guard, which arrived in The U.S. group, which during Kosovo in July for a regular nine- the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan month deployment. became known as the “Forgotten After a bombing campaign in Battalion,” has traditionally been 1999, the international coalition the biggest part of the NATO force, evicted Serb troops from what was which has shrunk steadily from a then a southern province of a high of about 50,000 in 2000. PHOTOS BY SLOBODAN LEKIC/Stars and Stripes greatly reduced Yugoslavia. Koso- Despite its relatively small size, Col. Brey Hopkins, right, talks to Capt. Jeffrey Jace Rivard of the Vermont Army National Guard at Camp vo, about 90% of whose 1.8 million it consists of elements from 11 state Bondsteel in Kosovo. people are ethnic Albanians, uni- National Guards, as well as Army laterally declared independence Reserve and active-duty troops. that KFOR allow Serbian police from Serbia in 2008. But Belgrade While the headquarters and ma- and army units to deploy in order insists that it remains Serbian ter- neuver battalion are from Ver- to defend their compatriots. These ritory.
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