January 2, 2010

On Dec.27, 2009, at around 2:30 of mid night, US Special Forces raided Ghazi Khan Ghondi village of Narang District in Kunar province of Afghanistan. They enter the civilian houses and kill ten civilians, among them eight were school boys, one a poor farmer and a 12-year-old rancher. They all have been shot in the head.

Although the US occupation forces denied any involvement, but Kai Eide, special UN representative announced in a press conference that the "international forces" were engaged in the incident and "a preliminary United Nations investigation has found that eight students were among 10 Afghan civilians killed in Kunar province."

Also the photos taken by Special Forces from the dead bodies on the crime scene are included in this gallery which are obtained by RAWA through its supporters in Afghanistan.




Villagers and relatives and parents of the victims are mourning. The woman seen in the photo is mother of three of the victims.




Villagers prepare graves for the civilians killed by US Special Forces in Narang district.




Attaullah s/o Talib, student of class 9 in Narang High School.




Mutiullah s/o Talib, student of class 11 in Narang High School.




Abdul Khaliq s/o Abdullah, a poor peasant.




Subhanullah s/o Farooq, student of class 10 in Narang High School.




Atiqullah s/o Farooq, student of class 9 in Narang High School.




Samiullah s/o Abdullah Jan, student of class 6 in Badel Primary School.




Rahimullah s/o Talib, student of class 11 in Narang High School.




Najibullah s/o Abdullah Jan, student of class 10 in Narang High School.




These photos are taken in the crime scene by US troops right after killing the students in Narang district.




These photos are taken in the crime scene by US troops right after killing the students in Narang district.