An American soldier stands guard near the site of a suicide bomb attack aimed at the U.S.-led coalition on July 31, 2007 in Kabul.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- Two to four attackers failed in an assault on a NATO base in Afghanistan, authorities said
- NATO and local police are giving conflicting accounts of the failed attack
(CNN) — At least two attackers died Saturday during an attempt on Camp Phoenix, a NATO base in Afghanistan.
NATO’s International Security Assistance Force spokesman said two people, one possibly a suicide bomber, attacked with small arms and rocket-propelled grenades before they both were killed. Three people were injured, but “not seriously,” said the spokesman.
It was unclear if the injured people were Afghan citizens or personnel with NATO.
Local police gave a conflicting account, saying four suicide bombers rushed the base, with two blowing themselves up and police fatally shooting the other two.
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