Dead Romanian Soldier in A-stan

[v-twin]

On Sunday April the 24th, there had been an accident in Afghanistan which resulted with one dead soldier(sgt. Narcis Şonei, 26yo) and 2 heavely wounded(sgt.Gabriel Hanganu and sgt Adrian Dogaru). They were in a patrol mission in the Panjawyi district, Kandahar province inside their APC. At aprox. 60km from the base, the APC rode over an unidetified explosive device. As a result the trasporter has been heavely damaged and the wounded soldiers taken to an US military hospital. Sgt Dogaru has returned to his unit while sgt Hanganu has a steady condition. There were 5 soldiers inside the APC, the first one out of a column of 5 and were returning to the base after patrolling.

Sorry for the grammar and spelling mistakes guys, but I'm, just too horrified and can't really think straight enough to translate it properly.

RIP :(

[Pille1234]

I wouldn't call it accident if the vehicle drove over an explosive device.
I didn't know there were Romanians in Kandahar. Is that an PRT? Are they on their own or do they share the PRT with other coalition forces?

However...


RIP

[CombatBoots]

:( May they find their peace now.

[v-twin]

Sorry Pille, don't know the answer to your questions. Call it however you want, though; incident, accident, whatever.

*edited my post in respect to the fallen, I apolodgize*

[Jani.R]

Sorry Pille, don't know the answer to your questions. Call it however you want, though; incident, accident, whatever.

f*** ass-holes, won't come up and fight them, they're scared pussies who are not brave enough to face them in combat :-*$ :slap: :fork:

:(

Somebody here dosen't understand basics of guerilla warfare. :roll:

And are those bombers who drop their bombs from kilometres high "pussies" too?

[Aerosoul]

Drop the arguement guys.

RIP.

[CombatBoots]

Sorry Pille, don't know the answer to your questions. Call it however you want, though; incident, accident, whatever.

f*** ass-holes, won't come up and fight them, they're scared pussies who are not brave enough to face them in combat :-*$ :slap: :fork:

:(

Somebody here dosen't understand basics of guerilla warfare. :roll:

And are those bombers who drop their bombs from kilometres high "pussies" too?

Take it to another thread please. Not here.

[Khabbi]

RIP :petting:

[(_SPETSNAZ_)]

Rest.In.Peace

[droopy]

I wouldn't call it accident if the vehicle drove over an explosive device.
I didn't know there were Romanians in Kandahar. Is that an PRT? Are they on their own or do they share the PRT with other coalition forces?

However...


RIP

Rest In Peace.

Yes there are romanians in A-stan from 2001 (i think that we were the first peacekeeping force ...welll a couple of MP platoons actualy in a-stan in 2001/2002)

And we use romanian licensed build APC from the russian BTR-70 and BRDM-2.Amongst other vehicles.

[Pille1234]

Seems its getting hotter in Kandahar:


Afghan Police: Six Killed in Taliban Rebel Raid

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (*******) - Two Afghan policemen and four Taliban guerrillas were killed in a rebel attack on a district headquarters in the southern province of Kandahar, police said Monday.
Taliban fighters attacked the headquarters of Registan district late Sunday, killing two policemen guarding the compound, said Kandahar police official General Salim Khan.

"In our counter-attack, four Taliban fighters were killed and two wounded," Khan told *******.

A Taliban spokesman, contacted by telephone, denied that any Taliban fighters had died in the clash and said four policemen had been killed.

Taliban attacks have picked up in recent weeks, especially in the south and east of the country, after a winter lull.

The attack came hours after an explosion hit a convoy carrying Romanian soldiers in another part of Kandahar, the former stronghold of the Islamic movement forced from power by U.S.-led forces in late 2001.

The Romanian defense ministry said one Romanian soldier was killed and two were wounded in the blast, which an Afghan official said was triggered by Taliban fighters.

Romanian troops are part of an 18,300 U.S.-led force hunting anti-government militants in Afghanistan.

In other violence, two U.S. and two Afghan government soldiers were wounded when their patrol came under attack in neighboring Uruzgan province, also Sunday, the U.S. military said in a statement.

None of the injuries was life-threatening, it said.

U.S. troops, though welcomed by many Afghans, have occasionally met opposition from residents in some parts of the country.

Monday, nearly 300 people complained to authorities in the eastern city of Jalalabad about searches and unfair detentions by U.S. troops, a provincial official said.
The protesters urged provincial governor Haji Deen Mohammad to help stop U.S.-led troops from breaking into homes during their searches for militants and drug runners.
They also called for the release of four men they said U.S. forces had detained in a raid several days ago.

"The governor promised that he would pass on their complaints," said the governor's spokesman, Faizanul Haq.

U.S. military spokesmen were not immediately available for comment on the protest.

[2RHPZ]

RIP

[PeterRJG]

R.I.P :(

[shrek]

May God bless their souls one and all!