kunduz bombing

Did The U.S. Army Deliberately Bomb This Hospital In Afghanistan?

By Matthieu Aikins, The New York Times

U.S. Troops Didn't Have Eyes On Afghan Hospital Before Attack

There are mounting indications the U.S. military relied heavily on Afghan allies who resented the internationally run Doctors Without Borders hospital.
By KEN DILANIAN, LYNNE O'DONNELL, AP

Doctors Without Borders Staff Shot While Fleeing Kunduz Hospital, Report Finds

"MSF doctors and other medical staff were shot while running to reach safety in a different part of the compound."
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White House: Defense Department Probing Deadly Kunduz Airstrike

By Reuters

Doctors Without Borders Enraged Over 'Deliberate' Kunduz Hospital Bombing

"We are working on the presumption of a war crime."
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Saturday's Bombing Not The First Time Kunduz Suffered A Huge Strike

NATO forces struck two oil tankers, killing about 100 people, in the same town where the Doctors Without Borders hospital was hit.
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Afghan Forces Requested Hospital Air Strike, U.S. Says

U.S. Army General John Campbell says a preliminary report is expected "very shortly."
By Yeganeh Torbati, Reuters

Nurse Who Survived Afghan Hospital Bombing Recounts Terrifying Scene

The U.N. human rights chief said the strike may be considered a war crime.
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Fighting In Afghan City Leaves City 'Unlivable' And Residents Stranded

"Some people are leaving their houses to get bread or find something to eat and they get attacked."
By Krista Mahr, Reuters