http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2009/12/20/Two-NATO-soldiers-killed-in-Afghanistan/UPI-42841261310699


United Press International
December 20, 2009


Two NATO soldiers killed in Afghanistan


KABUL, Afghanistan: Two soldiers from Poland and Britain were killed in 
separate combat operations in Afghanistan, NATO officials said Sunday.

The British soldier died in a roadside blast in southern Afghanistan while the 
Polish soldier died in eastern Afghanistan when his patrol came under small 
arms fire, NATO said in a release.
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http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2009-12/20/content_12674488.htm


Xinhua News Agency
December 20, 2009


2 NATO soldiers killed in Afghanistan  
 

KABUL: Two soldiers of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force 
(ISAF) were killed in the militancy-ridden southern region of Afghanistan, a 
press release of the alliance said on Sunday. 

One of these soldiers is from Britain and the other is from Poland, the press 
release said. 

"An ISAF member from the United Kingdom was killed when his unit encountered an 
IED (Improvised Explosive Device) in southern Afghanistan yesterday," it added 
without naming the exact place of incident. 

ISAF in the press release also confirmed that a service member from Poland was 
killed on Saturday when his unit was attacked by insurgents' small arms fire. 
However, it did not say the exact place of the attack. 

Meantime, a senior police officer in Ghazni province Mohammad Asif Sediqi told 
Xinhua that a Polish soldier was killed as a mine struck a military vehicle in 
Andar district Saturday night. 

On the other hand, Zabihullah Mujahid who claims to speak for Taliban outfit in 
talks with media via cellular phone from undisclosed location claimed 
responsibility and said that six Polish soldiers were killed in the roadside 
bomb, but Sediqi stressed only one soldier lost his life in the blast. 

Some 9,000 British forces and over 1,000 Polish soldiers have been serving in 
Afghanistan within the framework of NATO-led ISAF forces to help ensure lasting 
peace in the country. 
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