KABUL (AP) - A U.S. military "kill or capture" list of 367 wanted insurgents in Afghanistan includes 50 major drug traffickers who give money to Taliban militants, U.S. military commanders told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

U.S. and NATO troops are attacking drug warehouses and militant-linked narco dealers in Afghanistan for the first time this year, a new strategy to counter the country's booming opium poppy and heroin trade. NATO defense ministers approved the targeted drug raids late last year, saying the link between Taliban insurgents and the drug trade was clear.

According to a report to be issued by the committee this week, U.S. commanders have no restrictions on the use of force against the targets, "which means they can be killed or captured on the battlefield," the report states.

So let's take stock of what the U.S invasion of Afghanistan has brought to that country...

1) Drugs:
Under the Talibaan, they were completely wiped out, and poppy growing was forbidden.
Under coalition, they have become rife. Afghanistan has become the centre of opium production for the world. And drug addiction has risen extremely sharply.

2) Women's rights:
Under the Talibaan, women were protected from rape.
Under the coalition, women are raped, abused, and end up setting themselves on fire.

3) Crime:
Under the Talibaan, people could move freely around most of the country, without fear of being robbed and killed.
Under the coalition, most of the country is lawless, bandits rule most of the country, half of them are part of the puppet government.

Mission accomplished? Job well done?

2) Women's rights:
Under the Talibaan, women were protected from rape.
Under the coalition, women are raped, abused, and end up setting themselves on fire.

Under the Taliban, acid thrown in girls' faces for attending school.

they are muslims whose totalitarian rule is coming to an end.