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Three protesters demonstrating against plans by a US pastor to burn copies of the Koran have been shot dead outside a Nato base in Afghanistan
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The death came amid confusion over whether Terry Jones would go ahead with his controversial plan tomorrow to mark the anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks.
A government spokesman in the Afghan province of Badakhshan said a crowd of protesters had hurled rocks at a Nato base run by German troops.
The spokesman, Amin Sohail, said troops opened fire and killed one protester.
It was later reported that a total of three protesters had been killed.
Mr Jones had agreed to call off the book-burning following alleged promises that a proposed mosque in the American city would be moved away from the site of the 2001 terror attacks.
But later, outside his Florida church, Mr Jones claimed he was "lied to" after Imam Muhammad Musri and the leader of the New York mosque said there was no such deal.
Mr Musri, president of the Islamic Society of Central Florida, said there was only an agreement for him and Mr Jones to travel to New York to meet the imam overseeing plans to build the mosque.
"I told the pastor that I personally believe the mosque should not be there, and I will do everything in my power to make sure it is moved," Mr Musri said.
"But there is not any offer from there (New York) that it will be moved. All we have agreed to is a meeting, and I think we would all like to see a peaceful resolution."
In response, Mr Jones, leader of the 50-member Dove World Outreach Centre, in Gainesville, said he was now putting the protest on hold instead of cancelling it.
"Given what we are now hearing, we are forced to rethink our decision. So as of right now, we are not cancelling the event, but we are suspending it," he said.
British Foreign Secretary William Hague was among those who condemned Mr Jones, describing his plan as "selfish and provocative in the extreme".
The White House, the Vatican, the commander of international forces in Afghanistan General David Petraeus and former UK prime minister Tony Blair all urged the pastor to call off his protest.
Until Thursday night, Mr Jones said he was going ahead with the stunt despite receiving more than 100 death threats.
In a statement, Mr Hague said: "The burning of the Koran would be offensive not just to Muslims but to all supporters of religious freedom and tolerance worldwide.
"Eid is a time of celebration, charitable giving and family gathering.
"To seek to mar it in this calculated way would be selfish and provocative in the extreme."
US President Barack Obama said the pastor's plans were a "recruitment bonanza for al Qaeda".
In an interview with ABC television, Mr Obama said the book-burning was "completely contrary to our values as Americans. This country has been built on the notion of freedom and religious tolerance".
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http://uk.news.yahoo.com/5/20100910/twl-protesters-shot...-burnin-3fd0ae9.html
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