Seven people were killed and over 76 injured in the first three days of anti-U.S. protests in Afghanistan. The protests are a response to a published report that states U.S. guards in Guantanamo Bay defiled the Koran . Four policemen and soldiers were killed in the attack in the province of Ghazni , southwest of the nation's capital, Kabul. Police chief in Badakhshan, Shah Jahan Noori, reported three dead civilians, and the BBC reported nine more deaths in the fourth day of protests. Demonstrations have been reported in at least 12 Afghan cities, but have also spread to neighbouring Pakistan . Newsweek reported on May 9 that US guards in Guantanamo Bay placed Korans above toilets, to scare the prisoners, and even flushed one down a commode in a demonstration. Imams in Kabul expressed their support for demonstrators, but vowed for non-violence.
Seven people were killed and over 76 injured in the first three days of anti-U.S. protests in Afghanistan. The protests are a response to a published report that states U.S. guards in Guantanamo Bay defiled the . Four policemen and soldiers were killed in the attack in the province of , southwest of the nation's capital, Kabul. Police chief in Badakhshan, Shah Jahan Noori, reported three dead civilians, and the BBC reported nine more deaths in the fourth day of protests. Demonstrations have been reported in at least 12 Afghan cities, but have also spread to neighbouring . reported on May 9 that US guards in Guantanamo Bay placed Korans above toilets, to scare the prisoners, and even flushed one down a commode in a demonstration. in Kabul expressed their support for demonstrators, but vowed for non-violence.
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