Four NATO Soldiers Killed In Landmine Taliban

KABUL - Four NATO soldiers, serving with the international force in Afghanistan were killed in the southern part of the country.



Those exposed to the Mujaheddin mounted mine in Afghanistan. NATO sources as reported by the BBC (6/10) said the soldier was killed by enemy fighters while taking part in a joint operation of Afghan forces.

NATO did not release the identity of their nationality who died, but a military official told the AP news agency they were from America.

"They were hit by a roadside bomb," the official said.

No further details on the attack happened. However, the Taliban reportedly very active in southern Afgahasitan in the intensity of the operations of international forces in preparation for withdrawal of its forces by the end of 2014.

NATO forces, which led International Security and Assistance Force (ISAF), claimed responsibility for the withdrawal of troops from the country.