Doesn't matter, the peackeepers are kuffars.
 
B
 

Finland demands clarification from Afghanistan over reported release of
peacekeeper killers 
 
Tuesday, November 27, 2007 
http://www.iht.com/bin/printfriendly.php?id=8497263 

HELSINKI, Finland: Finland has demanded Afghanistan clarify why five people
serving a sentence for killing a Finnish peacekeeper have reportedly been
released, Foreign Minister Ilkka Kanerva said Tuesday.

"We cannot accept this kind of behavior. It is not acceptable for us to
continue in Afghanistan in this way," Kanerva told reporters, but did not
elaborate. "We want a full explanation."

On May 23, Finnish and Norwegian soldiers were accompanying NATO-led medical
personnel near the northern city of Maymana when a roadside bomb exploded,
killing Sgt. Petri Immonen and wounding four Norwegians as well as several
civilians.

Seven Afghani men were originally sentenced to death for the attack, but the
penalty was later changed to 20-year prison sentences. On Monday, the
Foreign Ministry said it had information that five of the accused had been
released.

Kanerva gave no details, but said he believed the reported releases were
connected to "some sort of religious tradition."

"But that's merely a supposition," he said, adding that Finland would
continue efforts to reach Afghan authorities "until we get an answer."

Immonen was the first Finnish peacekeeper to be killed in Afghanistan, where
the neutral Nordic country has some 70 peacekeepers under NATO command.

 



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