Afghanistan: A suicide car bomber killed at least 18 people including 1 Canadian, 5 U.S. soldiers in Kabul.
U.S. soldiers carry a body at the site of a suicide car bomb in Kabul May 18, 2010. At least five NATO-led foreign troops were killed on Tuesday's suicide car bomb attack in the Afghan capital, police source said. (Reuters) 
An Afghan policeman (R) walks away from the site of a suicide car bomb in Kabul May 18, 2010. At least five NATO-led foreign troops were killed on Tuesday's suicide car bomb attack in the Afghan capital, police source said. (Reuters) 
U.S. soldiers cover a body at the site of a suicide car bomb in Kabul May 18, 2010. At least five NATO-led foreign troops were killed on Tuesday's suicide car bomb attack in the Afghan capital, police source said. (Reuters) 
U.S. soldiers inspect the site of a suicide car bomb in Kabul May 18, 2010. At least five NATO-led foreign troops were killed on Tuesday's suicide car bomb attack in the Afghan capital, police source said. (Reuters) 
Afghan and foreign troops block a road at the site of a suicide attack in Kabul on May 18, 2010. A suicide car bomb attack has targeted NATO troops in the Afghan capital, killing at least 20 people near parliament in the deadliest strike on Kabul in more than a year, an army doctor said. The Taliban, the militia leading a nearly nine-year insurgency against the Western-backed government and US-led foreign troops, claimed responsibility for the attack, saying they had targeted 'invading NATO forces. (AFP / ***** Images) 
U.S. soldiers load a body into a military truck at the site of a suicide car bomb in Kabul May 18, 2010. At least five NATO-led foreign troops were killed on Tuesday's suicide car bomb attack in the Afghan capital, police source said. (Reuters) 
A U.S. soldier keeps watch at the site of a suicide car bomb in Kabul May 18, 2010. At least five NATO-led foreign troops were killed on Tuesday's suicide car bomb attack in the Afghan capital, police source said. (Reuters) 
A general view of the site of a suicide car bomb in Kabul May 18, 2010. At least five NATO-led foreign troops were killed on Tuesday's suicide car bomb attack in the Afghan capital, police sources said. The palace in the background was destroyed during factional wars in 1992-1996. (Reuters)
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