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Afghan Taliban condemns US soldier’s photos with militants’ remains
KABUL: Afghan Taliban on Thursday condemned photographs of US soldiers posing with the dead bodies of militants.
A statement from Afghan Taliban said the pictures are inhuman and vowed to take revenge. The pictures, which date back to 2010 but were published by the LA Times on Wednesday, add to a string of recent scandals that have ignited anti-Western feeling and complicated Nato-US efforts to build towards a 2014 withdrawal.
The Taliban “strongly condemns the brutal and inhuman act by the American invading force and their uncultured slaves,” a statement from the militants said.
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