Four US-led troops killed in Afghan war
Separate explosions and violent incidents have killed four US-led troops in Afghanistan as the Taliban step up attacks against foreign forces in the country.
NATO says two soldiers were killed in a bomb attack in the country’s volatile south.
The Western military alliance has not revealed their nationalities.
Separately, a NATO pilot was killed when his helicopter crashed in the eastern Kapisa Province. The fourth soldier was also killed in the east.
The security situation remains fragile in Afghanistan despite the presence of 150,000 US-led foreign forces in the country.
According to official figures, more than 2,416 US-led soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan so far.
NATO’s rising casualties have stoked opposition to the war in countries contributing troops to the Afghan mission.
Taliban say US chopper shot down
The Taliban militants have claimed responsibility for downing a NATO helicopter in Kapisa province — some 65 kilometers north of the capital, Kabul.
NATO has confirmed one of its helicopters went down in Alah Say district in the country’s east, a Press TV correspondent reported.
The coalition forces have reportedly recovered both crew members.
No further details are available. At least 136 US-led foreign soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan since the start of 2011.
The Taliban claim that their militants have shot down several aircraft and NATO choppers in different parts of Afghanistan over the past few months.
Source: Press TV
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