KABUL (Reuters) - U.S.-led troops killed at least four people, including a teenage girl, in a raid in southeastern Afghanistan on Tuesday and a suicide bomber killed eight more in the south, residents, officials and coalition forces said.
The target of the suicide bomber was the governor of Helmand, Mohammad Daud, who escaped unhurt, the officials said.
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