Bin Laden is not here, so why are we being bombed?

Article Abstract:

Residents of the village of Karam, 38 miles from Jalalabad, Afghanistan, deny that terrorist training activities have ever taken place in the area. They state that they do not know why the village was targeted by US warplanes, apparently killing 200 people.

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Houses are destroyed, a hospital bombed, but the mood remains defiant in Taliban's spiritual home

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The city of Kandahar, Afghanistan, has suffered widespread damage as a result of US bombing raids. It appears that there have been many civilian casualties, and many people have fled the city. Those who remain are defiant.

Bombings, Kandahar, Afghanistan

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'The Taliban are not worried about being bombed.'

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The Taliban are not really concerned about being bombed by the US, according to a doctor working in Kabul, Afghanistan. He states that some educated Afghans believe that the Americans will remain in Afghanistan for a long time.

Brief Article, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Taliban

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