LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - CNN is certainly right in the middle of all the action. The cable news network's workspace in Kandahar, Afghanistan was hit with debris after U.S. forces apparently blew up a moving vehicle nearby in its efforts to rid the world of terrorism, according to Variety.

A couple CNN employees and several Al-Jazeera employees were working in the building at the time. No one was hurt, although CNN declined to comment on how many employees worked in the office.

Following heavy U.S. bombing of the Taliban stronghold of Kandahar, everyone in the office had sought safety in a nearby ditch. When what appeared to be a moving vehicle exploded near the building, the offices' windows, doors and one wall were all blown out.

The office had previously been occupied by CNN correspondent Nic Robertson, until he was forced out of Taliban-controlled territory earlier this month. Now in Pakistan, Robertson reported on the attack for CNN, saying his colleagues felt the ground shake beneath them.

The employees' identities have been kept confidential for their safety, but CNN said none of them are Westerners.

It remains unclear if the staffers will be able to continue to work out of the office.