Three Nato troops and 21 Taliban killed in Afghanistan

A roadside bomb killed three Canadian Nato soldiers in southern Afghanistan today.

Wed, 20 Jun, 2007 - 17:19

A roadside bomb killed three Canadian Nato soldiers in southern Afghanistan today.

Clashes and airstrikes also left 21 suspected Taliban militants dead, officials said.

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