on may 5 of the same year, us military offensive killed 140 civilians in abdul basir khan village in farah province. the news about the us crimes was totally censored by the mainstream media, but in july 2010, wikileaks, which had classified information, published more than 91,00 confidential documents about the us war in afghanistan between 2004 and 2009. the documents confirm the killing of civilian. by the us and its nato allies. these documents, known as the afghan war diaries, were obtained from brantley manning, a former us army intelligence analyst. in this case, it will show the the true nature of this war, and then the the public from... afghanistan and other nations can see what's really going on and take steps to address the problems. the significance of this material is both the overarching context, that is, it covers the entire war since 2004, and individual events, which are also significant or a thread of events, so those include something like task force 373 and us-based assassination. that goes around afghanistan, it includes significant events where many people were

on the school bus, on may 5 of the same year, us military offensive killed 140 civilians in abdul basir khan village in. in fara province, thank you, that's the only casualties, the news about the us crimes was totally. by the mainstream media, but in july 2010, wikileaks, which had classified information, published more than 91,00 confidential documents about the us war in afghanistan between 2004 and 2009. the documents confirm the killing of civilians by the us and its nato allies. these documents known as the afghan war diaries were bradley manning, a former us army intelligence. in this case, it will show the the true nature of this war, and then the the public from afghanistan and other nations can see what's really going on and take steps to address the problems. the significance of this material is both the overarching. people were killed, according to these documents, the us used white phosphorus in afghanistan. a few years before the afghan war, the use of white phosphorus on the battlefield was condem by international human rights organizations for causing severe burns, but wikile