(1)Foreign journalists shown destruction in Afghan village

(1)Foreign journalists shown destruction in Afghan village

CHAH KARIZ, Afghanistan - Mangal, a resident of the village of Chah Kariz, speaks to a group of foreign journalists on Nov. 1 about U.S. bombing of the village, located 80 kilometers northeast of Kandahar. Afghan's ruling Taliban took the journalists to the village to witness the destruction by U.S.-led raids.

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