Hari ini tambahan lagi 2 orang askar ISAF di Afganistan mati terkena bom oleh puak mujahidin. Rasa-rasanya Amerika dan pihak bersekutunya mula rasa peperangan yang tidak berbaloi di Afganistan, manakala laporan lain ketua kaum anti Taliban ( menyokong dasar USA di Asia Tengah ) di Pakistan mati dibom. Baca seterusnya dari Press TV.
Afghan blast kills 2 more US-led troops
A bomb attack has claimed the lives of two US-led soldiers in southern Afghanistan as foreign forces face a climbing number of deadly attacks in the war-ravaged country.
NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said on Sunday that two more foreign soldiers were killed in an explosion in southern Afghanistan on Saturday, bringing to four the number of US-led force casualties in a single day, Xinhua reported.
"Two International Security Assistance Force service members died following an improvised explosive device (IED) attack in southern Afghanistan yesterday," an ISAF statement said.
However, the statement did not reveal the nationalities of the victims, saying "It is ISAF policy to defer casualty identification procedures to the relevant national authorities."
Separately, a US-led soldier was killed on Saturday when an ISAF helicopter crashed in Afghanistan's eastern Kapisa province as another soldier lost his life in a militant attack east of the war-ravaged country.
More than 130 US-led soldiers have so far been killed in Afghanistan in the current year.
As the US-led force casualties persistently climb in Afghanistan, public opinion in the United States and other Western countries is increasingly turning against the Afghan war.
Anti-Taliban leader killed in Pakistan
Pakistani Taliban militants (file photo)
A Pakistani anti-Taliban leader has been killed in a massive bomb explosion, which ripped through a remote tribal region near the border with Afghanistan.
Tribal elder Malik Manasib Khan was killed in an incident that took place in Salarzai region, 65 kilometers northeast of Khar, the main town of Bajaur tribal district in the northwest of the country, on Saturday, AFP reported.
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