US denies knowledge of village bombing raid

US military official say they had no information about claims a US bombing raid in eastern Afghanistan has destroyed a village and killed more than 100 civilians.

US denies knowledge of village bombing raid
Sat, 01 Dec, 2001 - 13:30

US military official say they had no information about claims a US bombing raid in eastern Afghanistan has destroyed a village and killed more than 100 civilians.

Witnesses claim warplanes made four passes over Kama Ado, 30 miles south of Jalalabad, apparently dropping more than 25 bombs.

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