5 Afghan civilians injured during attacks on Canadian convoys

08 Mar 2007

Two Canadian military convoys were attacked on Thursday in separate incidents in southern Afghanistan. No Canadians soldiers were hurt in the attacks, but five civilians, including three children, were injured, the Canadian Press reported. Full Story

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