Three US And One French Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan -- BBC
Three US soldiers have been killed while fighting insurgents in southern Afghanistan, Nato officials say.
Nato's International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) gave no further details about the incident.
In a separate attack, a French soldier was killed and another seriously injured north-east of Kabul, the French president's office said.
It said the soldiers were patrolling with Afghan troops in the Alasay valley, some 80km (50 miles) of Kabul.
France is among the top five contributors to Isaf operations and has almost 3,000 troops deployed, mainly in eastern Afghanistan.
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