“I saw houses burned by the Mujahadeen, as well as disfigured bodies of prisoners they’d taken. But I saw other things too: villages destroyed by our shelling and bodies of women, killed by mistake. When you shoot at every rustling in the bushes, there’s no time to think about who’s there. But for an Afghan, it didn’t matter if his wife had been killed intentionally or accidentally. He went into the mountains to see revenge.” KillingAfghanistanCasualties Of WarAccidental DeathMujahadeen Book:Afghanistan: A Russian Soldier's Story Source: Afghanistan: A Russian Soldier's Story