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NATO says 3 Afghan children killed, anger mounts

                   
reuters.com
01-Sep-2008
        
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By Sayed Salahuddin and Sanjeev Miglani KABUL (Reuters) - Foreign troops accidentally killed three children in southeastern Afghanistan on Monday, the NATO-led force said, the latest deadly incident in a day of mounting anger over civilian casualties. Earlier, the U.S. military said U.S.-led coalition and Afghan troops had killed more than 220 suspected Taliban militants in strikes in southern Afghanistan last... [read full story]                    

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03-Sep-2008
        

KABUL: A U.S. investigation into U.N. and Afghan allegations that dozens of civilians were killed during an operation in a small village found Tuesday that up to seven civilians died but that the overwhelming majority...

                   

U.S. military disputes report on deaths

moldova.org
03-Sep-2008
        

U.S. military officials say five civilians died in an airstrike in Afghanistan two weeks ago -- not at least 90 as claimed in a report by the United Nations.A U.S. military investigation concluded the strike killed 30...

                   

Up to seven civilians dead in Herat air raid: US

abc.net.au
03-Sep-2008
        

A US investigation has found that between five and seven civilians were killed in an attack in the Afghan province of Herat last month The Afghan Government has estimated that 90 people were killed and the incident has...

                   

World › U.S. probe disputes civilian deaths in Afghanistan

japantoday.com
02-Sep-2008
        

Wednesday 03rd September, 05:51 AM JST KABUL, Afghanistan — A U.S. investigation released Tuesday disputed a U.N. report that found “credible evidence” that up to 90 civilians died in a raid on a western Afghan village,...

                   
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US probe finds fewer Afghan dead

bbc.co.uk
02-Sep-2008
        

President Karzai has ordered a review of the use of air strikes A US military investigation has reported that no more than seven Afghan civilians died in fighting and air strikes last month in west Afghanistan. The US...

                   

Coalition forces insist small number of civilians killed in Herat air raid

xinhuanet.com
02-Sep-2008
        

KABUL, Sept. 2 (Xinhua) -- The U.S.-led Coalition forces after a thorough investigation insisted that only five to seven civilians were killed in the Coalition air-strike in western Afghan province of Herat on Aug. 22,...

Five Afghan children killed accidentally by troops

theglobeandmail.com
02-Sep-2008
        

Foreign and Afghan forces accidentally killed five children in two separate operations yesterday, further undermining President Hamid Karzai after he demanded a halt to attacks in civilian areas. Afghan officials have...

                   

NATO forces and Afghans kill children in 2 attacks

iht.com
02-Sep-2008
        

Foreign and Afghan forces accidentally killed five children in two separate operations on Monday, further undermining President Hamid Karzai after he demanded a halt to attacks in civilian areas. Afghan officials have...

                   

Afghanistan: Nato admits artillery strike left three children dead near Kabul

guardian.co.uk
01-Sep-2008
        

Foreign and Afghan forces killed five children in two separate incidents yesterday, inflaming tensions in Afghanistan over the killings of civilians by troops from the US and other countries. Nato said it accidentally...

                   

Nato admits strike left three children dead near Kabul

guardian.co.uk
01-Sep-2008
        

Foreign and Afghan forces killed five children in two separate incidents yesterday, inflaming tensions in Afghanistan over the killings of civilians by troops from the US and other countries. Nato said it accidentally...

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