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Seven killed in 'Nato air strike' Seven killed in 'Nato air strike'
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At least seven members of the Afghan security forces have been killed in a Nato air strike, the Afghan defence ministry says.At least seven members of the Afghan security forces have been killed in a Nato air strike, the Afghan defence ministry says.
It said Nato and the Afghan authorities are investigating the incident which took place in western Badghis province on Friday.It said Nato and the Afghan authorities are investigating the incident which took place in western Badghis province on Friday.
Reports say four Afghan soldiers and three policemen were killed.Reports say four Afghan soldiers and three policemen were killed.
There has been no word from Nato forces so far on whether an air strike has taken place.There has been no word from Nato forces so far on whether an air strike has taken place.
Earlier, Nato said more than 25 Nato and Afghan troops were wounded during a search on Friday for two US paratroopers missing in north-west Afghanistan. An Afghan Defence Ministry spokesman, Gen Mohammad Zahir Azimi, said an army commando unit, district police members and a number of foreign forces were in a base housing coalition troops and Afghan forces when the Nato air strike occurred.
News of the incident came as Nato said that more than 25 Nato and Afghan troops had been wounded during a search on Friday for two US paratroopers missing in north-west Afghanistan.