Afghanistan's mounting death toll

The transcript discusses a tragic incident in Kabul where a British soldier accidentally killed a 12-year-old boy, Sariol Hazrati, during a night patrol. This event has fueled resentment and tensions against foreign soldiers in the community. Aid groups report increasing civilian casualties due to NATO operations, while foreign forces and Taliban rebels exchange blame. Despite efforts to minimize harm, the ongoing conflict continues to cause suffering for ordinary Afghans, with no resolution in sight.

What event led to the mourning of the Hazrati family?

How did the British soldier's actions affect the Hazrati family?

What are the sentiments expressed by the family regarding foreign soldiers?

What do locals say about the civilian casualties caused by NATO operations?

What is the general perception of the ongoing conflict and its impact on civilians?