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Mod Squad: Feel free to dump if this isn't within the lines, but I just HAD to share it - courtesy of the Infidels in Paradise blog....
Five suicide bombers were killed in Ghazni province of southern Afghanistan Saturday night as the explosive materials in their jackets went off prematurely, provincial police chief said Sunday.
"The incident took place in Waqhaz district in a house which had been destroyed, five suicide bombers including two Arabian were killed," Khial Baz Shirzai told Xinhua.
He added that the huge explosion did not damage other residential houses in the area ....
OldSoldier said:Oh, too bad that hasn't happened a few more times. Just a thought.
Loachman said:It has. Just not always caught on tape.
We'll hear more about other cases when the Taliban discover www.fmylife.com.
Three Taliban insurgents were killed as their mine exploded prematurely in Helmand province south of Afghanistan, a local official said Saturday.
"Three rebels were busy in planting a mine on a road in Gereshk district Friday evening to target security forces but their mine exploded killing all the trio on the spot," governor of Gereshk district Abdul Ahad Khan told Xinhua.
Taliban outfit that has resorted to the deadly suicide and roadside bombings as new weapon has not made comment.
Premature explosions have in the past too claimed militants lives in different province.
Botched minibus bomb kills 14 Taliban
Posted Wed Jan 6, 2010 8:49am AEDT
Fourteen militants died in Afghanistan's increasingly war-torn north when explosives detonated prematurely in a minibus bomb being rigged by Taliban fighters, police said.
"Fourteen Taliban placing explosives into a minivan for terrorist activities were killed yesterday evening when the bomb went off," said Abdul Rizaq Yaqubi, police chief of northern Kunduz province.
"The bomb exploded while they were working to build a car bomb."
The incident happened near Kunduz city in the north, where Taliban-linked violence has increased steadily as Afghanistan's insurgency reaches an eight-year high.
- AFPhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/01/06/2786306.htm?section=world