Nato ‘regrets’ Libya loss of life
Friday, April 8th, 2011Nato says it strongly regrets the loss of life after a “friendly fire” attack, following an earlier refusal to apologise by a Nato commander.

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Nato ‘regrets’ Libya loss of life
Nato says it strongly regrets the loss of life after a “friendly fire” attack, following an earlier refusal to apologise by a Nato commander.

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Nato ‘regrets’ Libya loss of life
NATO has quickly rescinded its refusal to apologize for accidentally killing rebels during an airstrike in eastern Libya, saying it “strongly regret[s] the loss of life” during a “friendly fire” incident. Earlier, NATO Rear Admiral Russell Harding said…
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NATO ‘Regrets’ Loss of Life in Libya
Early Sunday morning police tried to break up a fight outside of a bar in Baltimore. Gunfire broke out, and an officer and civilian were shot dead. At 1:15 a.m., police were called in to investigate a “friendly fire” situation and fight, but a…
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An Israeli soldier is killed and four injured by a “friendly fire” incident near the Gaza border, the army says.

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Israel soldier killed near Gaza
A soldier killed by suspected ‘friendly fire’ in Afghanistan is named as Private John Howard, from 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment.

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Afghanistan soldier named by MoD
An Australian soldier who died serving in the British Army in Afghanistan may have been killed by friendly fire, an inquest hears.

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‘Friendly fire’ fear over death