Car Bomb Injures 5 NATO Soldiers In Southern Afghanistan
U.S. soldiers at the site of a suicide car bomb in Kandahar (file photo) (epa)
A spokesman for NATO's International Security Assistance Force said suspected Taliban militants also opened fire on the convoy shortly after the attack in Oruzgan province yesterday.
The soldiers called in air support and ISAF helicopter gunships bombed the enemy position, but it was not clear whether the rebels had sustained any casualties.
(AP)
A U.S. military vehicle damaged by insurgents near Kandahar (epa)
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