Winning Hearts and Minds

Reason Staff | 12.7.2009 6:00 AM

A young girl was killed in Afghanistan after she was struck by a box of propaganda leaflets dropped by the British Royal Air Force. The Ministry of Defense called the girl's death "highly regrettable."

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