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2 more US troops killed
base last week sent antiAmericanism soaring in a nation that has long distrusted foreigners.
The killings come at a time when international troops have stepped up training and mentoring of Afghan soldiers, police and government workers so the Afghans can take the lead and the foreign forces go home. and Afghan officials. NATO forces shot and killed two of the assailants, apparently the soldiers, said Pentagon press secretary George Little.
On Feb. military advisers were found dead with shots to the back of the head inside the Afghan Interior Ministry in Kabul. troops were killed Feb. 23 by an Afghan soldier during an antiWestern protest over the Quran burning. apologized for the burning, saying the Islamic texts were mistakenly sent to a garbage burn pit Feb. 20 at Bagram Air Field, north of Kabul. But the incident raised what had been simmering animosity toward outsiders to a full boil. Deadly protests raged around the nation for six days the most visible example of a deepseated resentment bred by what Afghans view is a general lack of respect for their culture and religion. military convoy roll by.
The 25yearold policeman says it was fine to fight alongside the Americans. base, he says he detests them.
"If they going to burn the Quran, we don want them here," he said this week on a road just south of Kabul. military vehicles and night raids that Afghans say violate their privacy, disrespect women and lead to the detention of innocents. But desecration of the Muslim holy book struck at the heart of the Afghan people and their religion. military, according to an Associated Press count. The demonstrations, which left more than 30 people dead, also were a venue for warweary Afghans to express their frustration that tens of thousands of international troops and billions of dollars in foreign aid have not brought them peace or major improvements to their daily lives. Hundreds of Western advisers were told not to report to government ministries and a few are just starting to trickle back.
