Five Foreign Soldiers Killed In Afghan Blasts -- BBC
Four US soldiers and one UK serviceman have been killed in two separate bomb blasts in southern Afghanistan, officials say.
The American soldiers died after an improvised explosive device went off, a statement by Nato-led forces said.
The British soldier was killed in a separate blast in Helmand province, officials said.
The deaths on Sunday are the first attributed to hostile action in Afghanistan in 2010.
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Commentaries And Analysis
Can the West avoid Russia's fate in Afghanistan? -- Times Online
Afghanistan Outlook: The Clock Is Ticking -- David Wood, Politics Daily
'I Am For Sale' -- Masha Hamilton, Los Angeles Times
Afghanistan, Now and Then -- Eric T. Olson, Los Angeles Times
4 Afghan War Veterans Look Back, and Ahead -- New York Times
Hazaras Hustle to Head of Class in Afghanistan -- New York Times
Do we need a less aggressive force posture in Afghanistan? -- Captain's Journal
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