After about ninety minutes of beating down the jarring road, we arrived in Dehrawud where the Central Asia Development Group (CADG) is implementing work projects. Manager Leonard Grami conducted his business, and then we took a walk downtown. In a marketplace, I saw the blast damage on a “Hesco” barrier, and so I asked what happened.
An Afghan man said that a suicide bomber had walked this way toward his target, and when security forces saw him, they shot him dead. But there he was. Strapped with explosives and in a dangerous state downtown. And so, according to the Afghan man, American troops put explosives on the dead man, then detonated him in place. All that is left is the scorched Hesco, and the hole in the road, which on this gloomy day was a puddle.
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