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U.S. troops burst into a Swedish charity-run hospital in Afghanistan and tied up patients’ relatives and staff, the charity said on Sunday, in what it called a breach of deals between the military and aid groups.
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In this Thursday, April 23, 2009 photo Palestinian Mohammed Zibdeh, 12, rests in his home in Gaza City. Mohammed breaths through a mechanical ventilator attached to his throat. His father, Riyad Zibdeh wont let him leave the house, fearing he’ll get...
