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International soldiers killed in Afghan insider attacks International soldiers killed in Afghan insider attacks
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Four international soldiers have been killed in two separate insider attacks in Afghanistan, officials from the Isaf coalition forces say. Four international soldiers have been killed in two separate insider attacks in Afghanistan, officials from the Isaf coalition force say.
A man wearing Afghan army uniform killed three soldiers in one attack in Paktika province, close to the border with Pakistan.A man wearing Afghan army uniform killed three soldiers in one attack in Paktika province, close to the border with Pakistan.
An Italian soldier died in another attack in Farah province in the west of the country, Italian officials said.An Italian soldier died in another attack in Farah province in the west of the country, Italian officials said.
Isaf forces have taken a series of measures to try to halt such attacks.Isaf forces have taken a series of measures to try to halt such attacks.
The last insider attack on foreign troops was more than a month ago, the BBC's David Loyn reports from Kabul.
In the incident close to the Pakistan border, Afghan sources told the BBC that when the man in Afghan army uniform opened fire, other international troops fired back.
Meanwhile, the Nato-led coalition said the soldier killed in western Afghanistan had been killed "during an attack by an enemy of Afghanistan". Three other Italian soldiers were reported wounded.
A Lynx vehicle was attacked as it returned to base as part of a Military Adviser Team convoy after training Afghan security forces, Italy's defence ministry said.