Suicide attackers detonated bombs and fired rockets outside a major US base in Afghanistan, with 12 bodies later found near a gate. One member of the Afghan security forces was killed and several coalition troops were wounded.
One member of the Afghan security forces was killed and several coalition troops were wounded in this morning's suicide attacks at a US base in Jalalabad, according to coalition forces.
Major Martyn Crighton, a spokesman for the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), said:
A mild night and another misty, grey start in places in the morning.
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