Four Nato troops killed in Afghanistan

[Devil Soul]

Four Nato troops killed in Afghanistan
AFP (2 hours ago) Today
KABUL: Four Nato soldiers have been killed in bomb attacks in southern Afghanistan, the military said Friday.

Three died on Thursday and another lost his life in a second blast on Friday.

Nato’s US-led International Security Assistance Force did not release the nationalities of the soldiers, in keeping with policy.

Details would be released by the soldiers’ home countries, a spokesman said.

More than 560 foreign troops were killed last year in Afghanistan, where some 130,000 US-led troops are fighting an insurgency by Taliban militants against the government of President Hamid Karzai.

 

[boris]

May they rest in peace.Their war is over.

 

[cheekybird]

May they rest in peace.Their war is over.

agree with u on "Their war is over".

 

[Imran Khan]

remains 13 dears .wait few days more

 

[AUz]

remains 13 dears .wait few days more

haha you're counting?
Or ktna intazaar krna hoga???? Ab sabr nahi hota..chalo aj kch progress to hui

 

[bularab]

Still not confirmed on iCasualties.

 

[graphican]

USA is staying in Afghanistan not because of Terrorism but because of its Wishful Designs and larger than reality fears. If this is their reason of occupying Afghanistan.. they deserve what is happening to them.

 

[Big Boss]

RIP to the braves, terrorists and their supporters rot in hell.

NATA should take revenge for innocent lives.

 

[Zarvan]

Kabul – Eight NATO troops died in a series of bombings targeting troops in southern Afghanistan, the International Security Assistant Force (ISAF) said Friday.

The first attack occurred Thursday when an improvised explosive device (IED) detonated, killing three troops, ISAF said in a statement. A fourth soldier died early Friday in a separate "insurgent attack."

Later Friday, four more troops were killed in another IED attack in southern Afghanistan, a statement said.

ISAF did not release the nationalities of any of the eight soldiers. The protocol is for further details about the incidents to be released by the soldiers' home countries.

Some 130,000 U.S.-led troops are fighting an insurgency by hardline Taliban Islamists against the Western-backed government of President Hamid Karzai in Afghanistan. In 2012, more than 560 foreign troops died in the conflict.

Read more: 8 NATO Troops Killed In Afghanistan | Fox News

 

[CENTCOM]

May they rest in peace.Their war is over.

USA is staying in Afghanistan not because of Terrorism but because of its Wishful Designs and larger than reality fears. If this is their reason of occupying Afghanistan.. they deserve what is happening to them.

Dear “Boris” and “Graphican”

The death of these soldiers depicts our sacrifices in achieving the success we have in this WOT. Those who continue to criticize our efforts should remember that brave soldiers like these have paved the way for the people of Afghanistan in gaining freedom. Our brave soldiers and our coalition partners have given their lives to revive Afghanistan, and these sacrifices are not in vain, as the results are visible with ANSF gaining more and more control over the country. Al-Qaeda has been dismantled, and these remaining terrorists have now resorted to desperation and cowardly acts of terror. At the same time, we are approaching this transition period cautiously and want to leave Afghanistan fully prepared for its future. We deeply regret and mourn the loss of these brave soldiers. We want to assure everybody that our troops will continue to fight insurgency and leave Afghanistan with proper training to independently protect itself.

MAJ Nevers,
DET, United States Central Command
U.S. Central Command

 

[Don Jaguar]

Dear “Boris” and “Graphican”

The death of these soldiers depicts our sacrifices in achieving the success we have in this WOT. Those who continue to criticize our efforts should remember that brave soldiers like these have paved the way for the people of Afghanistan in gaining freedom. Our brave soldiers and our coalition partners have given their lives to revive Afghanistan, and these sacrifices are not in vain, as the results are visible with ANSF gaining more and more control over the country. Al-Qaeda has been dismantled, and these remaining terrorists have now resorted to desperation and cowardly acts of terror. At the same time, we are approaching this transition period cautiously and want to leave Afghanistan fully prepared for its future. We deeply regret and mourn the loss of these brave soldiers. We want to assure everybody that our troops will continue to fight insurgency and leave Afghanistan with proper training to independently protect itself.

MAJ Nevers,
DET, United States Central Command
U.S. Central Command

Sir, please tell us the reason of excluding the name of mullah omar from FBI most wanted terrorist list.

 

[karan.1970]

Sir, please tell us the reason of excluding the name of mullah omar from FBI most wanted terrorist list.

Because he is in State department's list of most wanted terrorists with a 10 million dollar bounty on his head..

 

[Don Jaguar]

Because he is in State department's list of most wanted terrorists with a 10 million dollar bounty on his head..

And why state department said taliban is not a terrorist organization?

State Department: Taliban is not a terrorist organization | The Daily Caller

 

[Gold1010]

If this is the response of pakistani members on this forum then they 2 deserve what is happening to them with TTP right?

R.I.P to soldiers.

 

[Big Boss]

And why state department said taliban is not a terrorist organization?

State Department: Taliban is not a terrorist organization | The Daily Caller

A something similar from pakistan too.

Pakistani minister thanks Taliban for not bombing - Yahoo! News