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RAWA: US Special Forces brutally kill 10 Afghan civilians in Narang

Posted by alex_c on January 2nd, 2010

Pictures: On Dec.27, 2009, at around 2:30 of mid night, US Special Forces raided Ghazi Khan Ghondi village of Narang District in Kunar province of Afghanistan. They enter the civilian houses and kill ten civilians, among them eight were school boys, one a poor farmer and a 12-year-old rancher. They all have been shot in the head.

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One Response to “RAWA: US Special Forces brutally kill 10 Afghan civilians in Narang”

Civilian Says:
January 3rd, 2010 at 3:22 pm
WTF! What is happening in Afghanistan? Does the US simply not care anymore? Surely this can’t be the way we are operating. Infuriating!

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