Residents look at damage caused by U.S.-British airstrikes to an alleged United Nations building in Kabul, Afghanistan Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2001. The U.S. hit targets in Afghanistan and key installations of the Taliban regime with cruise missiles for the second night for harboring suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden. Officials at the scene said the victims of the Monday night bombing raid were U.N. workers who cleared anti-personnel mines in Kabul. Photo by Amir Shah.
http://news.excite.ca/photo/img/ap/afghanistan/attacks/20011009/kab101?r=/photo/ap/011009/08/news-attacks-rdp
Monday, October 8, 2001
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