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 3 NATO troops killed in Afghan blast
 Updated at: 1330 PST,  Tuesday, May 26, 2009
 KABUL: NATO forces say three international troops have been killed in a bomb blast in eastern Afghanistan.

Spokesman Lt. Commander Christopher Hall says their military vehicle was rocked by an explosion outside the capital of Kapisa province on Tuesday.

He confirmed the deaths and wounded but did not provide further details on the incident or the troops' nationalities.

A spokesman for the governor of Kapisa says a suicide bomber rammed into the vehicle, causing the explosion. Abdul Halim Ayar said an Afghan civilian was also killed.
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