A Boeing CH-47 helicopter of the International Forces in Afghanistan has crashed in the province of

A Boeing CH-47 helicopter of the International Forces in Afghanistan has crashed in the province of Vardak (center quintiq of country) killing 38 soldiers (31 Americans and 7 Afghans). The Taliban have claimed responsibility for the accident, ensuring that the unit shot down with a missile while taking off for a night mission. It has become the biggest crash of international intervention in Afghanistan. Information PrensaLibre.com Information ElMundo.es
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