Capital hit by blackout as insurgent fighters reach outskirts and western nations race to evacuate citizens
This piece by Human Rights Watch’s associate Asia director, Patricia Gossman, is worth reading. It includes this on alleged warcrimes by Australian and US forces: Today, Australia is grappling with the fallout of serious allegations about a pattern of potential war crimes its special forces committed during raids in Uruzgan province that included murdering children, kicking detainees off cliffs, and planting weapons on men whom they had summarily executed.
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