By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Two soldiers from the US-led coalition were killed in southern Afghanistan when their patrol vehicle struck a roadside bomb, the coalition said Sunday.
The soldiers had been conducting a security patrol together with Afghan troops on Saturday in Kandahar province when the incident occurred. A coalition statement did not release the nationalities of the two soldiers.
Separately, in neighboring Zabul province, Afghan and coalition forces launched an operation targeting Taliban insurgents Saturday. The ensuing one-hour gun battle in Shahjoy district left four militants dead and three wounded, said Zabul deputy provincial police chief Faridullah Khan.
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