KABUL conflict in 2016, a spokesman for the alliance said on Sunday.
“The number of casualties declined because the alliance is performing a non-combat role of training, advise and assisting Afghan forces,” said Charlie Cleveland.
He, however, did not comment about wounded NATO soldiers and civilians last year.
November was the deadliest month for NATO forces in Afghanistan last year, when four foreign soldiers and civil contractors were killed and 15 others wounded in a suicide bomb attack in the Bagram airbase.
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