US troops stable after grenade attack

Two US soldiers and their Afghan interpreter were in a stable condition today after being injured in the first-ever grenade attack on American forces in Kabul.

US troops stable after grenade attack
Wed, 18 Dec, 2002 - 08:23

Two US soldiers and their Afghan interpreter were in a stable condition today after being injured in the first-ever grenade attack on American forces in Kabul.

The two US commandos were on a routine trip through the city yesterday when an Afghan man threw a grenade at their unmarked Russian jeep.

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