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 25 troops injured in search for missing US soldiers
 Updated at: 0247 PST,  Saturday, November 07, 2009
25 troops injured in search for missing US soldiers KABUL: More than 25 NATO and Afghan troops were wounded during a search for two missing U.S. soldiers, the NATO-led force said on Friday.

The force gave no further details about the circumstances of the incident.

The chief of police in Badghis province in western Afghanistan, Abdul Jabar, said NATO aircraft had struck their own troops who were searching for the two missing soldiers.
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