Five Nato troops killed in Afghan chopper crash

Five Nato troops who died in a helicopter crash in southern Afghanistan today are thought to be British.

Five Nato troops killed in Afghan chopper crash
Sat, 26 Apr, 2014 - 17:30

Five Nato troops who died in a helicopter crash in southern Afghanistan today are thought to be British.

The US-led coalition said in a statement it was investigating the circumstances of the crash but gave no other information.

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