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Soldier killed in Afghanistan Soldier killed in Afghanistan
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A British soldier has been killed in Afghanistan - the second to die in two days, the Ministry of Defence has announced. A British soldier has been killed in Afghanistan - the second to die in two days, says the Ministry of Defence.
The soldier from 19 Regiment Royal Artillery was killed at 0930 local time (0500 GMT), leaving a base at Gereshk, Helmand province.The soldier from 19 Regiment Royal Artillery was killed at 0930 local time (0500 GMT), leaving a base at Gereshk, Helmand province.
Four other soldiers were injured in the attack involving rockets and small-arm fire on Sunday.Four other soldiers were injured in the attack involving rockets and small-arm fire on Sunday.
A "vehicle suffered an explosion", says the Ministry of Defence. The Ministry of Defence also named the soldier killed on Saturday in clashes with the Taleban as Captain Sean Dolan.
The attack was on a patrol leaving a command centre where a liaison team was training the Afghan National Army, says the Ministry of Defence. The soldier, so far unnamed, who died on Sunday, had been in a patrol that came under attack after leaving a command centre where a liaison team was training the Afghan National Army.
Clash with Taleban A "vehicle suffered an explosion", says the Ministry of Defence. The injured were flown to a medical facility at the Camp Bastion military base, where one soldier was pronounced dead on arrival.
The injured were flown to a medical facility at the Camp Bastion military base, where one soldier was pronounced dead on arrival.
The soldier's next of kin have been informed.The soldier's next of kin have been informed.
Clash with Taleban
The latest death brings the number of British military fatalities in Afghanistan to 63, since operations began in 2001.The latest death brings the number of British military fatalities in Afghanistan to 63, since operations began in 2001.
This latest casualty follows the death on Saturday in Helmand province of a soldier from the 1st battalion The Worcestershire and Sherwood Forresters. This latest casualty follows the death on Saturday in Helmand province of a soldier from the 1st battalion The Worcestershire and Sherwood Forresters - named as Captain Sean Dolan.
This soldier, who has so far not been named, was killed during clashes between coalition forces and the Taleban near the village of Qaleh-e-Gaz. Captain Dolan was killed during clashes between coalition forces and the Taleban near the village of Qaleh-e-Gaz.
He had been taken to the military hospital in Camp Bastion, in Helmand province, but died from his wounds.He had been taken to the military hospital in Camp Bastion, in Helmand province, but died from his wounds.