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JALALABAD, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Destruction assailants detonated weapons and shot rockets outside a significant U.S. platform in Afghanistan on Weekend, eliminating five individuals in a brazen function that outlined the nation's protection difficulties before 2014 NATO fight troop pullout.

Local cops authorities said systems in Afghan cops and army clothing were spread around the entry of the airfield in the southern town of Jalalabad after a two-hour fight. A Taliban spokesperson said the militant team had released the 6 a.m. attack.

The Taliban, who have been battling U.S.-led NATO and Afghan causes for more than a several years, sometimes wear clothing for strikes.

Two suicide bombers passed away after ruining themselves up in vehicles, said Nasir Ahmad Safi, a spokesperson for the provincial govt.

Seven other bombers were murdered in the a gunbattle with Afghan and coalition causes. Three Afghan military and two citizens also passed away, said Safi.

U.S. choppers circled expense.

"There were several suicide bombers engaged," said Major Martyn Crighton, a spokesperson for the NATO-led Worldwide Security Support Energy (ISAF).

Several coalition military were injured, he said.

The U. s. Declares and Afghan govt are struggling to strengthen Afghanistan before most NATO fight military take out at the end of 2014 and side over protection to Afghan causes.

Some Afghans question govt protection causes will be able to protect the nation against any Taliban efforts to grab power again after international military take out. There are also increasing concerns that a municipal war will appear.

President Hamid Karzai's govt say Afghan protection causes have created excellent success.

Afghanistan's protection ministry spokesperson said there were bomb strikes at the Jalalabad platform followed by suicide bombings.

In a word, Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said : "This day at 6 a.m. a variety of our enthusiasts assaulted the significant U.S. Base in Jalalabad town and so far have introduced large accidents to the attacker."

In Feb, a suicide car bomber murdered nine individuals at the platform, almost specifically used by NATO and the U.S. army.