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Kunduz hospital: US forces disciplined over Afghan bombing Kunduz hospital: US forces disciplined over Afghan bombing
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Sixteen US military personnel have been punished with disciplinary measures over the bombing of an Afghan hospital that left 42 dead, officials say.Sixteen US military personnel have been punished with disciplinary measures over the bombing of an Afghan hospital that left 42 dead, officials say.
No criminal charges have been filed, according to an unnamed official quoted by the AP news agency.No criminal charges have been filed, according to an unnamed official quoted by the AP news agency.
The attack on the Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF) hospital took place last October, amid a campaign to retake Kunduz from Taliban forces. The attack on the Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF) hospital took place last October during a campaign to retake Kunduz from Taliban forces.
The Pentagon is expected to release a report on the investigation on Friday.The Pentagon is expected to release a report on the investigation on Friday.
The service members, including some special operations personnel, received administrative punishments, reports said.
A US military inquiry had already found that the attack was "human error".
An AC-130 gunship aircraft mistook the clinic for a nearby government building that had been seized by Taliban fighters.
MSF called the incident was a war crime.
In a report MSF said its staff contacted US-led forces several times during the attack, saying they were being bombed.
It also asked for an independent international investigation into the bombardment.