NATO says found Afghan children dead after air strike
By Rob Taylor and Mirwais Harooni
KABUL | Mon Feb 13, 2012 7:44am EST
(Reuters) - NATO-led forces in Afghanistan said on Monday they found the bodies of dead children after a coalition air strike that has enraged the Afghan government, and said their deaths may have been linked to an anti-insurgent operation in the area.
The air strike took place last Wednesday near the village of Giawa, in eastern Kapisa province, and followed similar bombings that have stoked tension between the government and NATO over a civilian death toll that has risen annually for five years.
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Well, I find little difference between Obama defending drone bombing-even-knowing Afghan polls show their citizens condemn them--
and "right to life" Catholics promoting immoral warmongering Islamophobic Zionist Lobby stooges like Santorum and Romney simply because they criticise Obama on the contraception controversy.
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