Buried deep in OTHER DEVELOPMENTS, which you can't access as a whole document to print, only in small segments.
This act of US agression on an NGO (I think Red Cross are), MUST NOT go unchallenged, in court and on the street.

OTHER DEVELOPMENTS
The New York Times, citing military and government sources, reported Tuesday that material seized during a nighttime raid by special operations forces in southern Afghanistan 10 days ago failed to produce the intelligence bonanza the Pentagon had sought.
The Red Cross warehouses in Kabul destroyed last week were not hit by accident, a senior U.S. military official told NBC News, saying they were bombed because Taliban troops had commandeered the food stored there.
In Islamabad, Pakistan, U.N. envoy Lakhdar Brahimi met Tuesday with Musharraf to discuss how to form a broad-based government in Kabul to replace the Taliban. U.N. spokesman Eric Falt said the two agreed that a settlement in Afghanistan would have to be devised by Afghans and reflect all groups in the diverse land.