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Fourteen US troops killed in Iraq | |
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Fourteen US soldiers have been killed in the last three days in Iraq, mainly in roadside bombings, the US military has said. | |
Four soldiers died in a single blast during search operations north-west of Baghdad on Sunday, the military said. | |
On the same day, two US soldiers were killed and five wounded in two separate roadside blasts. | |
In May, 127 US soldiers were killed in Iraq, the deadliest month for US forces since November 2004. | In May, 127 US soldiers were killed in Iraq, the deadliest month for US forces since November 2004. |
In Saturday's attacks, one soldier died and two others were wounded in an explosion near a vehicle in restive Diyala province, north of Baghdad, where US troops are fighting an al-Qaeda insurgency. | |
Another soldier was killed in a separate attack in Diyala. | |
Two Task Force Lightning soldiers were killed when their patrol was hit by a roadside bomb in northern Nineveh province. | Two Task Force Lightning soldiers were killed when their patrol was hit by a roadside bomb in northern Nineveh province. |
In western Baghdad, a roadside bomb killed one Multi-National Division - Baghdad soldier and wounded two others during clashes. | |
Another soldier from the same division died and eight were wounded in a roadside bombing elsewhere in western Baghdad. | |
One Task Force Marne soldier died after being shot while on patrol south of Baghdad, the military said. | |
On Friday, one Task Force Marne soldier died after approaching two men for questioning near a mosque south-west of Baghdad. The military had earlier reported that this soldier had died on Saturday. | |
At least 3,490 US troops have died since the US-led invasion in March 2003. |