Air strike in Afghanistan destroys a Doctors Withouth Borders hospital, killing 19 and injuring 37

[Shalltear Bloodfallen]

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/03/asia/afghanistan-doctors-without-borders-hospital/index.html

 

I dont think I'm alone in wanting to know just what in the world went wrong here, if they not only gave accurate GPS coordinates to not only the US forces but the Afghan forces aswell and that reports states the attack continued for more then 30 minutes after the news got out the hospital was hit.

 

Thoughts?

[Halubaris Maphotika]

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/03/asia/afghanistan-doctors-without-borders-hospital/index.html

 

I dont think I'm alone in wanting to know just what in the world went wrong here, if they not only gave accurate GPS coordinates to not only the US forces but the Afghan forces aswell and that reports states the attack continued for more then 30 minutes after the news got out the hospital was hit.

 

Thoughts?

[Shalltear Bloodfallen]

 

Someone mind telling me what this is supposed to show, since its not working on my end atleast

[Halubaris Maphotika]

Someone mind telling me what this is supposed to show, since its not working on my end atleast

Poster of the Running Man starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. The beginning of the film Shows Arnold being ordered by his military force to bomb an area full of starving civilians in the middle of a food riot. He refuses, is disbarred, jailed, and framed for the bombing after it happens.

[Sander]

I find it funny that the people responsible can just shrug it off as and call it a "mistake". A "mistake" that lasted until 3:13 AM. A "mistake" that started from 2:15 AM. I'm sorry, but does the American military have such bad communication technology that they cannot get a message through to stop the "mistake"?

[Shalltear Bloodfallen]

I find it funny that the people responsible can just shrug it off as and call it a "mistake". A "mistake" that lasted until 3:13 AM. A "mistake" that started from 2:15 AM. I'm sorry, but does the American military have such bad communication technology that they cannot get a message through to stop the "mistake"?

 

It gets worse. Iirc unless they can prove it was being used by enemy forces, either to house soldiers or weaponry, the US may be guilty of having commited a war crime.

 

Only reason I'm saying may is if they can prove they didnt deliberately attack it, but that it became collateral damage during nearby attacks. But even then with this level of damage I question if they'd actually get away with it, since it's, to my knowledge, not that flexible of a law.

 

 

I sincerely hope someone gets to answer for this, since in no way do I believe the American military could be that slow on calling off the attack. "mistake" my ass.