An Afghan fire-fighter washes the site of a blast in Kandahar April 15, 2010. A huge explosion took place in Kandahar city in southern Afghanistan late Thursday, killing at least 11 people and injuring 18 others. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)Four German Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan's North -- L.A. Times
Five troops are injured during an attack on an armored vehicle, German defense officials say. The deaths are expected to fan antiwar sentiment in an important European ally.
Four German troops were killed Thursday in fighting in northern Afghanistan's Baghlan province, a one-day toll that is likely to stoke further antiwar sentiment in an important European ally.
Though NATO spokesmen would not release details of the deaths, German defense officials said the four soldiers were killed in fighting that broke out after a German armored vehicle was attacked. Five German soldiers were wounded in the clash.
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