The
American soldiers desecrate the mosque with their shoes, smashed the
doors and windows infuriating the residents, said the agency.
Meanwhile,
the Iranian news agency, IRNA, and the Voice of America correspondent
that anti-American leaflets were circulated on Tuesday and Thursday,
December 30-31, in the nearby Paktia province.
The
leaflets lashed out at the American military presence in Afghanistan and
threatened new attacks on the American troops.
The
leaflets, which carried no signature and was claimed by no group,
pressed the American and foreign forces to leave the country and warned
any soldiers who stay in Afghanistan of being killed in the country’s
valleys and mountains.
The
publications also exhorted the Afghan people not to cooperate with the
foreign troops and the government of President Hamid Karzai.
In
the meantime, the Afghani “Sohar” newspaper quoted on Thursday
security sources in the capital Kabul as saying that Afghan forces
seized nine surface-to-surface missiles that were directed at posts of
the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF).
General
Abd el-Harman, a senior security official in Kabul, told the paper that
the seizure and dismantling of the rockets were carried out on Tuesday,
December 31.
In
another development, an American radio station, broadcasting in Pashtun
language, said Thursday that seven people were killed and twenty others
wounded when a hand grenade exploded during a marriage ceremony in
Pakita on Wednesday, January 1.
The
bomb exploded when an Afghan young man mistakenly dropped the bomb, said
the broadcast.
