Afghanistan blasts in US military, Utah mayor desperately dies – News – Rti Central Radio

According to US media, the National Guard in "suspicious internal attacks" in Afghanistan is the mayor of North Ogden, Utah, Brent Taylor.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) said that an American soldier died in "suspected internal assault" in Kabul and the third one was injured.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports that Taylor, whose seven children are, works twice in Iran. Prior to his death, Afghanistan had a second service.

Currently, about 14,000 US soldiers are stationed in Afghanistan, providing the ultimate assistance of the Absolute Support Mission to support and train the Afghan army.

Since the beginning of the Afghan war in 2001 more than 2,000 US soldiers died in Afghanistan.

This third "Friends Attack the US Military" in less than three weeks, no one claimed to commit a crime. Similar cases occurred repeatedly, so foreign teams felt uncomfortable.

The Taliban militia group said it had two similar cases in the past, on October 22 in Herat's western province, and on October 18, in the southern province of Kandahar.