Rockets Fired Into Kabul As National Assembly Continues -- CNN
Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Two rockets were fired into the Afghan capital on Thursday as President Hamid Karzai met tribal elders to discuss the future of U.S. military presence in the nation, authorities said.
The rockets fired near the western part of Kabul landed near a market, injuring one civilian, the Kabul police chief said.
Karzai and tribal elders were participating in a national assembly, or loya jirga, in Kabul to address the long-term pact with the U.S. military and set limits on NATO troops in in the nation.
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