U.S. MILITARY ADMITTED KILLING CIVILIANS IN AFGHANISTAN, INCLUDING BABY

U.S. military in Afghanistan admitted killing four civilians, including a mother and her children, and a baby.

Some officials and witnesses Afghanistan before the U.S. accuse the army killed civilians in attacks in Afghanistan Khost East, while the U.S. military said killed four soldiers.
Investigations on the ANSF and coalition operations (Afghanistan National Security Force) in Khost early days of the day gives the impression that the person who killed and injured is not the army, as reported previously.

This is the last in a series of incidents that create a number of civilians killed by international troops who are in Afghanistan to pursue Taliban combatants and combatants who have links with Al-Qaeda.

Head of Khost police action that led the anti-terrorism, Ghazuddin, told the army that went to a village outside the city of Khost to search for a guerrilla. They ascended to the top of the house to encircle the building where they reside.
A house belonging to colonel of Afghanistan that are served in other places think they are a skeleton, with the weapon out and shot release. American soldiers shot them, because they think is the Taliban combatants.

Colonel's wife and children died. One female and one male baby also injured. Coalition forces take them to hospital for treatment, and the baby died.

He can not say what the injury is causing the baby died. Baby was aged 9 months, but uncle said the baby is a new age 7 days.

Woman who died was a teacher, minister of education said in a statement. The statement added that the children of women who are killed in the four-class school, the estimated age of 10 years, and their son will be nine classes aged 15 years.