(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.

(2)Foreign journalists shown destroyed Afghan houses

(2)Foreign journalists shown destroyed Afghan houses

CHAH KARIZ, Afghanistan - An unidentified resident of Chah Kariz, a small village located 80 kilometers northeast of Kandahar, stands on Nov. 1 near the remains of houses destroyed by U.S. bombs Oct. 22. A group of foreign journalists were brought to the village by Afghan's ruling Taliban to witness the destruction.

An elderly Afghan man prays Nov. 1 in front of tombs

An elderly Afghan man prays Nov. 1 in front of tombs

An elderly Afghan man prays Nov. 1 in front of tombs for victims who died from U.S. bombing at the Chah Kariz village east of Kandahar.

(2)Foreign journalists shown destroyed Afghan houses

(2)Foreign journalists shown destroyed Afghan houses

CHAH KARIZ, Afghanistan - An unidentified resident of Chah Kariz, a small village located 80 kilometers northeast of Kandahar, stands on Nov. 1 near the remains of houses destroyed by U.S. bombs Oct. 22. A group of foreign journalists were brought to the village by Afghan's ruling Taliban to witness the destruction.

(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.