Dispute over Afghan deaths
Jun. 29 - U.S. soldiers killed four civilian members of the same family during a raid in eastern Afghanistan but insist the men were militants.
A U.S. military spokesman says its forces killed three militants after troops came under fire during an anti-Taliban operation. The number of civilian deaths in Afghanistan has risen sharply this year as fighting intensifies between U.S.-led coalition forces and a resurgent Taliban. Both sides have been criticised for not doing enough to avoid civilian casualties.
Helen Long reports.
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