Anti-US protesters tried to storm a US consulate and march on NATO headquarters in Kabul on Friday as violent demonstrations over the burning of Qurans pushed into a fourth day, killing 24 people.
Afghan officials said nine people died today, seven of them in the relatively peaceful western province of Herat, where the assault was made on the consulate in the capital.
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