Roadside Bomb Kills Three U.S. Soldiers in Pakistan -- Wall Street Journal
A roadside bomb killed at least three U.S. soldiers and five Pakistanis in a corner of northwestern Pakistan where Pakistani forces have struggled to subdue the Taliban, officials said.
Wednesday's bombing hit a convoy from Pakistan's paramilitary Frontier Corps in which the U.S. soldiers were traveling, the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad said in statement. The Americans, two of whom were also wounded, were part of a mission training the Frontier Corps, and the Embassy said it was still collecting facts on precisely what happened.
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