Dangerous parts: Eastern province Paktia is one of the more dangerous regions of Afghanistan for foreign soldiers
Three American Soldiers Killed In Enemy Attack Sunday In Eastern Afghanistan -- Daily Mail
* The soldiers were killed in Paktia province, according to the International Security Assistance Force
Three American soldiers were killed in an attack in eastern Afghanistan Sunday.
According to a statement released by the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force, the three soldiers were killed in an enemies of Afghanistan attack in the eastern Paktia province.
The ISAF doesn't identify soldiers' nationalities, but U.S. officials confirmed that these were American soldiers.
The three deaths bring total U.S. fatalities in Afghanistan to 89 this year.
Paktia province is one of the deadlier regions of Afghanistan for foreign soldiers.
Today, soldiers in the area rarely engage in combat.
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