The NATO-led ISAF force has apologised after two Afghan boys were mistakenly shot dead during an operation in Afghanistan. The deaths follows several recent incidents involving allegations of civilian deaths at the hands of international troops.
A team of Afghan and ISAF investigators have reached out to a community in Afghanistan after two local boys were mistakenly shot dead by NATO forces during an operation on Thursday.
The group visited the northwest village of Uruzgan and met local leaders, ISAF commander, US General Joseph Dunford said.
The decision represents something of a victory for the president who will now be able to enforce most of his controversial 90-day ban.
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Police have warned the drug, known locally as "pink champagne", could be deadly.