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Afghans Protest Deaths in U.S.-Led Raid

Sunday, April 29, 2007 5:40:03 PM
By RAHIM FAIEZ

Afghans carry the body of an Afghan man after he was allegedly killed during a raid in Bati Kot area of Nangarhar province, east of Kabul, Afghanistan on Sunday, April 29, 2007. Hundreds of angry protesters chanting "Death to Bush" and "Death to Karzai" demonstrated in eastern Afghanistan after U.S.-led coalition and Afghan forces raided a suspected car bomb cell early Sunday, leaving four militants and two female civilians dead, officials said. (AP Photo/Rahmat Gul)KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - A U.S.-led raid Sunday on a suspected militant cell killed as many as six Afghans — including a woman and a teenage girl — and spawned protests by hundreds of angry Afghans chanting "Death to Bush!"

The U.S. said four militants were among the dead, but it was the civilian deaths that infuriated the protesters, who carried five bodies to a main highway and blocked traffic with felled trees during the demonstration. The bodies of the women were entirely covered by sheets, while the men's faces were revealed.

"Their operation was based on incorrect reports, and they carried out a cruel attack on these houses," said local resident Akhtar Mohammad at the protest. "We are not the enemy, we are not al-Qaida. Why are they attacking us?"


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