KANDAHAR, June 20: A series of roadside bombings in Afghanistan on Wednesday killed eight people, including three Canadian Nato soldiers. A district chief in Kandahar said police had killed 21 Taliban who attacked late Tuesday.
The three Nato-led International Security Assistance Force soldiers were killed in the south of the country when a bomb tore through their vehicle.
Another bomb blew up a police vehicle in Khost, killing Qalandar district police chief Ali Mohammad and one of his men.
In Zabul, a bomb ripped into the vehicle of US-based private security company USPI, killing two guards. A bomb blast in Ghazni killed a man.—AFP
