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Nato Afghanistan soldiers killed in Kandahar Nato Afghanistan soldiers killed in Kandahar
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Four US soldiers with the Nato-led force in Afghanistan have been killed by a roadside bomb, officials say.Four US soldiers with the Nato-led force in Afghanistan have been killed by a roadside bomb, officials say.
A government spokesman in the southern province of Kandahar said the soldiers were in a convoy in Zhari district. Several others were reported wounded.A government spokesman in the southern province of Kandahar said the soldiers were in a convoy in Zhari district. Several others were reported wounded.
Taliban insurgents announced the start of their spring offensive in March.Taliban insurgents announced the start of their spring offensive in March.
The attack is the latest in a series this month on international troops in Afghanistan.
On Monday, three Georgian soldiers serving with the Nato-led Isaf force died in an attack in the neighbouring province of Helmand.On Monday, three Georgian soldiers serving with the Nato-led Isaf force died in an attack in the neighbouring province of Helmand.
On 1 May, three British soldiers died in a roadside bomb blast. Three days later, seven Isaf soldiers were killed in separate attacks.
In another development, the Taliban is reported to have freed the last four of eight Turkish civilians who were seized in April.In another development, the Taliban is reported to have freed the last four of eight Turkish civilians who were seized in April.
The Turks were in a group of 11 people captured in eastern Logar province when their helicopter was forced to land in bad weather.The Turks were in a group of 11 people captured in eastern Logar province when their helicopter was forced to land in bad weather.
The first four were freed earlier this week. The fate of two pilots, from Russia and Kyrgyzstan, and an Afghan translator remains unclear.
Four of the Turks were freed earlier this week.