Troubling details emerge in U.S. bombing of Afghan hospital
Clip: 5/25/2016 | 12m 32s
Did Afghan troops manipulate the U.S. into bombing Doctors Without Borders hospital?
Last October, U.S. forces bombed an Afghan hospital in Kunduz, killing 42 people. An Army inquiry last month found that the attack was an accident, but Matthieu Aikins of the Nation Institute blames Afghan troops who told the Americans that the hospital was a Taliban stronghold. Hari Sreenivasan talks to Aikins, Gary Solis of Georgetown University and Jeffrey Addicott of St. Mary’s University.
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Troubling details emerge in U.S. bombing of Afghan hospital
Clip: 5/25/2016 | 12m 32s
Last October, U.S. forces bombed an Afghan hospital in Kunduz, killing 42 people. An Army inquiry last month found that the attack was an accident, but Matthieu Aikins of the Nation Institute blames Afghan troops who told the Americans that the hospital was a Taliban stronghold. Hari Sreenivasan talks to Aikins, Gary Solis of Georgetown University and Jeffrey Addicott of St. Mary’s University.
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