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The Battle of Sabzak was a part of the War in Afghanistan that took place between 3 and 4 September 2009 on Sabzak pass in the province of Badghis, between Spanish and Italian forces of NATO's Afghan branch, against Taliban forces and militant Tajik tribals. The Spanish forces took control of the road on Monday 31 July. The insurgents reorganized themselves, starting the first battle on 3 September, resulting in an injured Spanish soldier. One soldier from the Spanish contingency was injured, and two vehicles were rendered unusable. 13 insurgents had been killed, and 3 were injured.

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rdfs:label	Battle of Sabzak (en) Combate de Sabzak (es)
rdfs:comment	El combate de Sabzak fue un episodio de la guerra de Afganistán acontecido entre los días 3 y 4 de septiembre de 2009 en el paso de Sabzak, en la provincia afgana de Bādgīs, entre las fuerzas talibanes y milicias tayikas, por un lado, y el contingente español adscrito a las fuerzas de la OTAN en Afganistán, por otro. (es) The Battle of Sabzak was a part of the War in Afghanistan that took place between 3 and 4 September 2009 on Sabzak pass in the province of Badghis, between Spanish and Italian forces of NATO's Afghan branch, against Taliban forces and militant Tajik tribals. The Spanish forces took control of the road on Monday 31 July. The insurgents reorganized themselves, starting the first battle on 3 September, resulting in an injured Spanish soldier. One soldier from the Spanish contingency was injured, and two vehicles were rendered unusable. 13 insurgents had been killed, and 3 were injured. (en)
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commander	Jamuladdin Mansoor (en) Sergeant Serantes (en)
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place	Sabzak Pass Badghis Province
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has abstract	The Battle of Sabzak was a part of the War in Afghanistan that took place between 3 and 4 September 2009 on Sabzak pass in the province of Badghis, between Spanish and Italian forces of NATO's Afghan branch, against Taliban forces and militant Tajik tribals. NATO ordered Spain to place a patrol on the pass, the only road supplying Qal'eh-ye and Herat after numerous attacks on military convoys throughout the summer and after the collapse of the Taliban's control on the area. Taliban mullah, Jamuladdin Mansoor, allied with Tajik tribals on both sides of the road tried to prevent passage with help from Ishan Khan. The Spanish forces took control of the road on Monday 31 July. The insurgents reorganized themselves, starting the first battle on 3 September, resulting in an injured Spanish soldier. The next day, a convoy of 30 vehicles and 100 Spaniards oversaw the meeting between another convoy and the Afghan police for protection, but it was ambushed from four points in a planned operation. The troops retaliated, calling in aerial support. Two Italian helicopters were brought, but refused aerial bombardment due to the proximity to a civilian population. After six hours of fighting, the Taliban and their allies withdrew to the village of Marghozar. One soldier from the Spanish contingency was injured, and two vehicles were rendered unusable. 13 insurgents had been killed, and 3 were injured. (en) El combate de Sabzak fue un episodio de la guerra de Afganistán acontecido entre los días 3 y 4 de septiembre de 2009 en el paso de Sabzak, en la provincia afgana de Bādgīs, entre las fuerzas talibanes y milicias tayikas, por un lado, y el contingente español adscrito a las fuerzas de la OTAN en Afganistán, por otro. (es)
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causalties	1 wounded 2 vehicles damaged
combatant	: ISAF
date	2009-09-04 (xsd:date)
result	Coalition victory
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