VILLAGE VOICES - Afghan National Army Capt. Momand Ashaqullah speaks with a Pirkoti village resident in Paktika province, Afghanistan, March 26, 2010. Afghan and U.S. soldiers assigned to the 1st Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment were in the village to establish relationships with village residents. U.S. Army Photo by Pfc. Christopher McKennaThree German Soldiers Killed In Series Of Taleban Attacks In Afghanistan -- Times Online
Three German soldiers were killed and up to eight seriously wounded during a series of violent attacks in northern Afghanistan.
The Bundeswehr confirmed that three troops were killed in Char Dara district of Kunduz province, which has grown increasingly violent in recent months.
When German troops first deployed in Afghanistan in 2002 the north was seen as the safest part of the country. But the insurgency has gained pace there as US and Nato forces heap pressure on the Taleban’s traditional heartlands in the east and the south.
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