Friday Flickr: Kabul
There’s been a dramatic upsurge in violence in Afghanistan in recent weeks, particularly in the southern provinces. At this Red Cross center in Kabul, wounded Afghans can receive physical therapy and prosthetic limbs.
There’s been a dramatic upsurge in violence in Afghanistan in recent weeks, particularly in the southern provinces. At this Red Cross center in Kabul, wounded Afghans can receive physical therapy and prosthetic limbs.
Carolyn O'Hara is a senior editor at Foreign Policy.
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