KABUL, Afghanistan – Coalition forces, patrolling in Ghazni province, killed an unknown number of armed militants after a patrol came under heavy fire, Saturday.

The force, conducting a patrol in Qara Bagh District, came into contact with dozens of armed militants firing from fortified fighting positions.  Without provocation, the anti Afghan insurgents engaged the Coalition force using a barrage of small-arms, rocket propelled grenades and mortar fire.  Coalition forces defended themselves by engaging the militants with small-arms fire and close-air, precision munitions until insurgent threat was eliminated.  All Coalition forces survived the engagement, it is estimated multiple militants were killed during the fighting.

Last Updated on Friday, 31 October 2008 00:42
 

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