Afghans Rally Against U.S. After Strike Kills Two

02 Feb 2009

Hundreds of Afghans demonstrated Sunday against an overnight U.S. military raid that one villager said killed several civilians, the latest incident to stir up Afghan ire against foreign forces accused of killing bystanders. The American military said its forces killed two insurgents. Full Story

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