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The predawn raid took place in the Charkh district of Logar province, some 80 km (49 miles) southwest of the capital Kabul. The U.S. military said the operation aimed at disrupting a network that had been carrying out roadside bombings. "A firefight began when armed militants engaged the force, five enemy combatants were killed in the firefight," a U.S. military statement said. Afghan police and officials, however, said the men killed were non-combatants. "I confirm that those killed by U.S. forces were civilians... four brothers and a father," said General Mostafa Mohseni, the police chief in Logar province. The head of the provincial council Abdul Hakim Sulaimankhil condemned the killing of civilians. More than 3,000 fresh U.S. troops have been recently deployed in Logar and neighboring Wardak province. Civilian casualties are the greatest source tension between Afghan President Hamid Karzai and Western governments fighting the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan, and there has been dwindling public support for the continued presence of nearly 70,000 foreign troops in the country. More than 2,100 civilians were killed in Afghanistan last year, 40 percent more than 2007, the United Nations said. Around a quarter were killed by international forces. President Barack Obama has issued orders for some 17,000 more troops to be set to Afghanistan. Military officials expect the violence to increase this year as foreign troops move into areas where they have seldom patrolled before. (Reporting by Hamid Shalizi, Editing by Valerie Lee) © Thomson Reuters 2009 All rights reserved Share: Del.icio.us Digg Mixx Yahoo! Facebook LinkedIn Next Article: U.S. Democrats weigh options on healthcare, energy Video Video: American men opt for credit crunch snip Blog: Your newspaper died? 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