KABUL (Reuters) - Three U.S. soldiers were killed in Afghanistan's eastern borderlands on Sunday, U.S. and NATO officials said, the first NATO combat deaths this month.
KABUL — Explosions and gunfire rocked the Afghan capital Kabul Sunday as suicide bombers struck across Afghanistan in coordinated attacks claimed by Taliban insurgents as the start of a spring offensive.
WASHINGTON — A US soldier was killed at an Afghan police checkpoint on Monday in the latest "insider attack" by local security forces, a US military official said.
The US military said Friday that an attack at a NATO base in Afghanistan this week targeted a top American commander, just as Defense Secretary Leon Panetta flew in for a visit.
A member of NATO-led forces was injured in an "incident" as US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta arrived at a military base in Afghanistan Wednesday, the military said.