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Agence France-Presse
Monday September 30, 1:21 PM 


US operation in Afghanistan may not have been so
successful


The most important US-led campaign in Afghanistan in
recent months was marred by overeager, inexperienced
troops who alienated local residents, according to a
report in Newsweek magazine.
In August, US troops launched a week-long campaign
known as "Operation Mountain Sweep" in the Shahi Kot
valley of eastern Afghanistan, scene of heavy fighting
in March.
Reports following the mission said it yielded 10
arrests, and the discovery of five weapons caches.
Newsweek quoted US special forces troops operating in
the area prior to the 600-man sweep as saying the
operation was, perhaps, counter-productive.
The work done since March by the special forces in
gaining local trust unravelled in the face of 600
action-hungry US soldiers, the newsweekly said.
"We just couldn't believe they were acting that way.
Every time we turned around they were doing something
stupid," one special forces officer, who declined to
be named, told the weekly.
"They were acting like (Osama) bin Laden was hiding
behind every door. That just wasn't the way to be
acting with civilians," said another, also speaking on
condition of anonymity.
Newsweek, quoting sources, said the steady stream of
friendly intelligence from locals has nearly dried up
since the operation ended, and incidents of harassment
of US troops has increased.
Newsweek said the soldier's allegations were backed up
by local Afghani villagers.
Army public-affairs officers defended the operation,
telling the weekly the special forces troops active in
that area of Afghanistan "prima donnas."


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