Day Of Violence: Two Nato Troops Killed In Afghanistan While Rogue Policeman Shoots Dead Nine Sleeping Officers -- Daily Mail
* Number of international troops killed in Afghanistan this year stands at 88
* Police blame Taliban for incident in which policeman shot nine colleagues
* U.S. 'launches drone attack' in Pakistan, killing four militants
Two Nato troops have been killed in southern Afghanistan on a day of violence in the war-torn country that also saw a rogue policeman shoot dead nine sleeping officers.
One Nato service member died in a roadside bomb explosion this morning and the other in an insurgent attack yesterday.
No further details were disclosed, but the deaths bring the number of international troops killed in Afghanistan so far this year to 88.
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