Three Nato troops killed

Published July 28, 2007

KABUL: Three Nato soldiers and an Afghan trooper were killed along with several insurgents in Afghanistan on Friday, while a helicopter gunship made a forced landing, the alliance said.

The deaths among the troops from the Nato-led International Security Assistance Force bring the number of foreign troops killed in Afghanistan this year to 124. “I can confirm the death of two ISAF soldiers in eastern Afghanistan today (Friday),” a spokesman in the ISAF headquarters in Kabul said.

An official statement from the military force said a third Nato soldier was killed in the south of the country. A second spokesman for the troops in eastern Afghanistan, Stern Berg, said 13 ISAF soldiers were injured in addition to 24 militants who were “killed or wounded.” “Two ISAF soldiers and an Afghan army soldier have been killed, 13 ISAF soldiers and a civilian have been wounded in the operation,” said Berg.—AFP

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