Espectacular atentado de los talibanes contra la sede de la ONU en Kabul
Espectacular atentado de los talibanes contra la sede de la ONU en Kabul
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Un policía afgano rescata a un trabajador de la ONU herido en Kabul.
28.10.2009An Afghan policeman rescues a wounded U.N. worker in Kabul in this October 28, 2009 frame grab. At least three U.N. staff were killed when Taliban militants attacked an international guest house in the Afghan capital Kabul on Wednesday, U.N. personnel at the scene said. An increasingly resurgent Taliban have vowed to stage attacks ahead of a second-round run-off in Afghanistan's presidential election on November 7. Police had earlier said the militants held four foreigners hostage, while a U.N. spokesman said several of the world body's staff had been wounded. Afghan forces were exchanging gunfire with the militants, who were inside an international guest house, police said. QUALITY FROM SOURCE REUTERS/via REUTERS TV (AFGHANISTAN CONFLICT POLITICS IMAGES OF THE DAY)REUTERS -
Un grupo de extranjeros es escoltado a un lugar seguro tras el atentado talibán en Kabul.
28.10.2009Foreigners are escorted to a safe place from the site of an attack by militants in Kabul October 28, 2009. Four U.N. staff were killed when Taliban militants attacked an international guest house in Kabul on Wednesday while a rocket was fired at a foreign-owned hotel in the Afghan capital, forcing 100 guests into an underground bunker. REUTERS/Mohammad Ishaq (AFGHANISTAN CONFLICT POLITICS IMAGES OF THE DAY)REUTERS -
Las fuerzas de seguridad vigilan el área que rodea la casa internacional de huéspedes después del ataque talibán en Kabul.
28.10.2009Security forces secure the area around an international guest-house in Kabul after an attack by Taliban militants October 28, 2009. Six U.N. foreign staff were killed when Taliban militants attacked an international guest-house in Kabul on Wednesday, while rockets were fired at a foreign-owned hotel in the Afghan capital, forcing 100 guests into a bunker. An increasingly resurgent Taliban have vowed to stage attacks ahead of a run-off in Afghanistan's presidential election on November 7 and the apparently coordinated assault on Wednesday will raise questions about security for the vote. REUTERS/Ahmad Masood (AFGHANISTAN POLITICS CONFLICT)REUTERS
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