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British soldier among 23 killed in Afghan unrest
0 Comments | AFP, June, 2008
KABUL (AFP) — A British soldier with NATO forces was killed Sunday in southern Afghanistan, officials said, as 12 policemen and 10 Taliban rebels died in different incidents elsewhere in the war-wracked country.
The violence comes as rebels loyal to the ousted Taliban militia have stepped up attacks in recent weeks, turning June into the deadliest month for the 70,000-strong international force based in Afghanistan since 2001.
"An ISAF (International Security Assistance Force) soldier died in an explosion while on a security patrol with an Afghan National Army unit," the alliance force said in a statement earlier Sunday in Kabul.
The British defence ministry in London said the soldier was part of a checkpoint team that had gone to investigate reports of a...
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