Five soldiers killed as Taliban attack in Afghanistan

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Baku. 2 January. REPORT.AZ / Five soldiers were killed and another six were wounded as a result of Taliban attack in Afghanistan.

Report informs citing the Xinhua News Agency.

Yesterday night the Taliban attacked a military camp in southern Kandahar province.

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