Two American soldiers were injured when a grenade was thrown at their vehicle in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. According to Afghan police, a translator for the American soldiers was also injured in the attack. Witnesses reported seeing bloodstains at the scene of the attack. The Associated Press reported, citing a U.S. military official, that it is unclear whether the injuries to the American soldiers are serious. The grenade was thrown by a man, and police have arrested two men in connection with the incident. One of the two men was found to be carrying two additional grenades.
Two American Soldiers Injured by Grenade Attack in Kabul
A grenade attack in Kabul injured two American soldiers and a translator. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in Afghanistan, particularly for foreign military personnel. The involvement of additional grenades raises concerns about the potential for further violence.
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Two American soldiers injured by grenade attack in Kabul.
- unknown assailant attack American soldiers, translator
- Afghan police arrest two men
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The attack underscores the persistent risks faced by foreign military forces in Afghanistan.
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