NATO soldiers missing in Afghanistan 'drowned'
Two NATO soldiers who went missing in western Afghanistan two days ago died by drowning, an Afghan police official said on Friday, in what appeared to be an accident.
Updated: 11/6/2009
NATO soldiers missing in Afghanistan 'drowned'
Two NATO soldiers who went missing in western Afghanistan two days ago died by drowning, an Afghan police official said on Friday, in what appeared to be an accident.
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