Over 100 militants killed in Helmand province PDF Print E-mail
Written by Bagram Media Center   
Friday, 29 August 2008

BAGRAM AIR FIELD, Afghanistan (August 28, 2008) – Afghan National Security Forces and Coalition forces killed over 100 insurgents during combat operations in Helmand province August 25-28.

ANSF and Coalition forces were conducting security patrols in the province when they were attacked multiple times by insurgents using small-arms, rocket-propelled grenade and mortar fire, sparking numerous engagements.

The patrols returned fire and called in close-air support against the insurgents.

These events are related to an ongoing operation.

No ANSF, Coalition forces or civilian casualties were reported.

 
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