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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (0) Email Print Reprints Read U.S. set to be a posse of one on China yuan at G20 12:15pm EDT India races to ready Games Village in time 11:18am EDT U.S. Nuclear Weapons Have Been Compromised by Unidentified Aerial Objects PR Newswire 15 Sep 2010 Verizon to End the Unlimited Data Party 24 Sep 2010 Apple iPhone 4 in short supply for China launch-WSJ 1:22pm EDT Shared U.S. Nuclear Weapons Have Been Compromised by Unidentified Aerial Objects PR Newswire 15 Sep 2010 Verizon to End the Unlimited Data Party 24 Sep 2010 Belgium experiments with mystical "full moon" beer 24 Sep 2010 India races to ready Games Village in time 11:18am EDT Travel Picks: Top 10 sexiest buildings 24 Sep 2010 Watched Obama: GOP plans "disastrous" Sat, Sep 25 2010 Destination Kashmir Sat, Sep 25 2010 Delhi cleans up Games Village Thu, Sep 23 2010 NATO helicopters entered Pakistan to kill insurgents Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Factbox Factbox: Key facts and figures about Afghanistan Sat, Sep 18 2010 Related News Afghan, NATO forces kill 30 insurgents in assault Sat, Sep 25 2010 Suicide bombers attack NATO base in Afghan east Fri, Sep 24 2010 Crash kills 9 U.S. troops, 2010 deadliest year of Afghan war Tue, Sep 21 2010 Helicopter crash makes 2010 deadliest of Afghan war Tue, Sep 21 2010 Analysis & Opinion Obama’s secret war in Pakistan bigger than thought Rumours of “regime change” choke Pakistani airwaves Related Topics World » Afghanistan » By Emma Graham-Harrison KABUL, Sept 26 | Sun Sep 26, 2010 2:25pm EDT KABUL, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Two NATO helicopters killed 30 insurgents on Pakistani soil after a rare manned puruit across the border from Afghanistan, NATO forces said on Sunday. The two Apache attack helicopters from the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) crossed the border from eastern Afghanistan on Friday after the insurgents attacked a remote Afghan security outpost in Khost province. ISAF spokesman Sergeant Matt Summers confirmed that the helicopters had attacked after crossing into Pakistan. He did not comment on which countries' forces were involved, but the United States is the only coalition member that uses Apaches. The United States regularly uses pilotless drone aircraft for missile strikes in Pakistan's borderlands, known to be a haven for militant groups including the Afghan Taliban who launch cross-border attacks from Pakistan's northwest. However, manned military flights across the border are extremely rare. ISAF said in a statement issued late on Sunday that the helicopters were following its rules of engagement when they crossed into Pakistan. Two Kiowa helicopters returned to the area on Saturday and killed at least four more insurgents, the statement said. ISAF was not immediately able to confirm whether the Kiowa helicopters had also crossed the border. U.S. forces make up the majority of ISAF troops in Afghanistan's east. The drone flights have caused resentment in overwhelmingly Muslim Pakistan, where anti-American feeling runs high. U.S. officials say the pilotless drones are one of the most effective weapons against militants. The strikes have killed senior Taliban and al Qaeda figures. A new book by veteran U.S. journalist Bob Woodward claims that the Central Intelligence Agency also has a 3,000-man "covert army" of elite, well-trained Afghans, who conduct secret operations in Pakistan, according to the Washington Post. The newspaper obtained an advance copy of the book, which is due for release on Monday. Despite the presence of almost 150,000 foreign troops, violence is at its worst across Afghanistan since U.S.-backed Afghan forces ousted the Taliban in late 2001. The Taliban-led insurgency has spread out of traditional strongholds in the south and east into once relatively stable areas in the north and west. Apart from the Afghan Taliban, the al Qaeda-linked Haqqani network also operates extensively in Afghanistan's east and has launched a series of bold attacks against foreign forces and Afghan government targets in the past year. (Editing by Paul Tait and Noah Barkin) World Afghanistan Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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