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Suicide bomb hits convoy in Kabul

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A suicide bomber has detonated a car bomb outside a Nato base in the Afghan capital Kabul, injuring three foreign soldiers and three Afghan civilians.

The explosion hit a convoy of vehicles outside Camp Phoenix, where western troops are training Afghan security forces.

The BBC's Martin Patience assess the damage caused.

READ MORE: Explosion at Nato base in Kabul

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