Afghanistan: A look back at how Germany's involvement in Afghanistan began

What began as an airstrike in Afghanistan to destroy two fuel tankers hijacked by the Taliban in Kunduz back in September - has become a huge political issue here in Germany. The attack was ordered by a German commander and carried out by US warplanes. There were a number of civilian casualities among the 142 people killed. The issue led to the dismissal of Gemany's chief of the armed forces and a senior defence official. Later, the defence minister at the time also resigned. But now there are new revelations - that the airstrike also intended to target Taliban insurgents. This - the opposition claims - is a violation of Gerrmany's non-combat mission in Afghanistan. A parliamentary committee today started an investigation into the issue. We first take a look back at how Germany's involvement in Afghanistan began.