KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (Reuters) - A military helicopter used by foreign troops crashed on Tuesday in Afghanistan's southern Helmand province, scene of a massive operation by U.S. Marines, an Afghan official said.
A spokesman for NATO said he was not aware of the report and officials for the U.S. military could not immediately be reached.
(Writing by Sayed Salahuddin; Editing by David Fox)
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