Seven Americans wounded by an explosion in Imam Sahib, Afghanistan
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Seven American special forces in Afghanistan on Sunday were injured by an explosion of a grenade thrown by a participant in a demonstration against the burning of the Koran. According to ITAR-TASS, this incident occurred in the northern Afghan province of Kunduz, in the city of Imam-Sahib.
Approximately two hundred demonstrators tried to get through the city, but were stopped by Afghan security forces. One of the protesters threw a grenade in the direction of the American base. Currently, five Afghans suspected in this case have been arrested.
As a result of clashes between the Afghan police and demonstrators in Imam-Sahib, one Afghan was killed and seven more demonstrators were injured. As a result, the death toll in the course of the seventh day of the protests against the burning of the Koran has already reached thirty people. About two hundred injured.
On Saturday in Kunduz, the provincial capital, about half a thousand demonstrators tried to storm the residence of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan. Trying to disperse the crowd, the guards opened fire to kill. Five people were killed, 66 was injured, including eleven police officers.
Recall that the cause of the riots was the actions of the US military, on the Bagram base near Kabul, several copies of the Koran were thrown into the fire with garbage.
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