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Friday, 12 October, 2001, 17:49 GMT 18:49 UK
In pictures: Villages turn to rubble
Six days after the US military operation began against the Taleban in Afghanistan, Afghans assess the damage caused by the strikes.


Residents look at the damage caused by a US air strike in Kabul
Residents look at the damage caused by a US air strike in Kabul

Villagers remove the debris of their destroyed houses near the airport in Kabul
All that was left of several villages was debris

Afghan children playing outside their tents in Kabul
Children play outside their tents in Kabul

Afghans give money to the poor outside a mosque after Friday prayers in Kabul
Afghans gave money to the poor outside a mosque after Friday prayers in Kabul

Taleban fighters on their tanks, position a two barrel anti-aircraft gun towards the sky in Kabul
Taleban fighters on their tanks, positioned a two barrel anti-aircraft gun towards the sky in Kabul

Northern Alliance fighter shells Taleban positions
The opposition Northern Alliance has been strengthened by the US strikes

Northern Alliance fighters eating melon on their break
Northern Alliance fighters take a break

A northern alliance fighter praying in Afghanistan
A Northern Alliance fighter stops to pray
See also:

12 Oct 01 | Americas
Bush warns of long campaign
12 Oct 01 | South Asia
Fear and defiance inside Afghanistan
12 Oct 01 | South Asia
What next for Afghanistan?
11 Jan 01 | South Asia
Afghan refugees' unending plight
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