US cluster bombs leave deadly legacy in Afghanistan
Rahmatullah Baghban
Press TV, Kabul
More than two decades after the US-led invasion of Afghanistan, many Afghans are still suffering from the devastating effects of US cluster bombs. Some of these explosives failed to detonate on impact, leaving a deadly legacy that continues to kill and maim civilians, especially children.
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