US raid in Afghanistan sparks street protests

Hundreds of Afghans demonstrated today against an overnight US military raid that one villager said killed several civilians.

Sun, 01 Feb, 2009 - 12:46

Hundreds of Afghans demonstrated today against an overnight US military raid that one villager said killed several civilians.

The American military said its forces only killed two militants.

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CourtsIrish LanguagePlace: AfghanistanPlace: KabulPlace: KandaharPlace: south-eastern Ghazni provincePlace: GhazniPlace: QarabaghPlace: south-eastern PaktikaPerson: Sayed Ismail JahangirPerson: JahangirPerson: President Hamid KarzaiPerson: AfghansPerson: KarzaiPerson: MohammadPerson: Zabiullah MujahedPerson: President Barack ObamaOrganisation: USOrganisation: US militaryOrganisation: NatoOrganisation: US Special ForcesOrganisation: TalibanOrganisation: Associated Press
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