NATO and the Karzai Will "Divorce"?

Air strike North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) on Sunday (05/29/2011) has angered Afghan President Hamid Karzai. Because the attacks that killed at least 14 people in southern Afghanistan was actually killed many civilians. "NATO is not allowed to attack the houses owned by civilians," he said Karzai.
According to Karzai, if violated, NATO risks becoming the occupation forces. In saving Karzai then, he has repeatedly warned it. "This is the last warning," he added.
"NATO must know that the air strikes against Afghanistan are not allowed housing and Afghans can not take it anymore," Karzai said in a press conference in Kabul as hinted he would "divorce" with NATO.
"If they do not stop air strikes against Afghan houses, then their presence in Afghanistan is seen as an occupation force and it is against the wishes of the Afghan people," he said.
Air raid on Sunday, which target the resistance forces in Helmand province, about two houses of civilians. Afghan officials say that all the victims who died were women and children. NATO apologized on the air attack.
A senior general said that NATO's first priority was to prevent civilian casualties, and it will handle this matter very seriously. NATO said the air strikes carried out after a member of the U.S. Marines were killed and five members of the opposition forces took refuge in a complex in the area Nazwad and continue the attack. Nine civilians were killed in an attack on the compound.Murder Afghans by foreign forces to make people angrier. In the past, this sparked angry protests across Afghanistan. A group of villagers where the attack happened to visit the capital of Helmand, Lashkar Gah, bringing with them the bodies of eight children. The youngest was two years old.