were killed after a suicide attack on 42nd Battalion military base. 27 more were wounded. On 6 June 2013 a truck bomb hitting the Georgian military base killed 7 and injured 9 servicemen, bringing the total of casualties to 29. Germany A total of 59 German ISAF soldiers and 3 EUPOL officers have been killed and 245 service personnel have been wounded in action. Greece In 2005, two Greek soldiers were injured in Kabul, Afghanistan following the detonation of an improvised explosive device. Hungary Seven Hungarians died in Afghanistan. Two EOD members were killed by IEDs. Two were killed in a convoy attack by the Taliban. Two died in a vehicle accident during a convoy-escort task. One died because of a heart attack. Also, 14 Hungarian soldiers have been wounded in action. Iceland Three Icelandic personnel were wounded in an attack in 2004. Italy A total of 53 Italians have died in Afghanistan: 34 killed in action, nine died in vehicle accidents, two of heart attacks, one due to an accidental weapon discharge, four of illness, one in an accidental airplane crash and one committed suicide. Of the 34 who died in combat, one had died from injuries sustained a week before. The soldier had been captured and was injured in the raid to rescue him. One other Italian soldier was captured but he was rescued safely. Jordan A member of the Jordanian intelligence agency Dairat al-Mukhabarat al-Ammah was killed in the Forward Operating Base Chapman attack. Also, a Jordanian soldier was killed and three were wounded while escorting a humanitarian convoy in Logar province on 22 May 2011. Latvia Three Latvian soldiers (Edgars Ozoliņš, Voldemārs Anševics and Andrejs Merkuševs) were killed in Afghanistan, another one (corporal Dāvis Baltābols) died in German military hospital in 2009 and at least 11 soldiers have been wounded."Two Latvian soldiers have been killed and two wounded in separate insurgent attacks on a military outpost in the Kunar province of Afghanistan"Two soldiers die in Afghanistan attack // "The Baltic Times", 7 May 2009"The U.S. Ambassador to Latvia Judith Garber made the following statement today:... I would like to say how saddened we are to learn of the two Latvian soldiers who were injured in Afghanistan on 17 and 18 September"U.S. Ambassador’s Statement on Injured Latvian Soldiers in Afghanistan // Press Release (Riga, 20 September 2010)"The Latvian soldier who was injured in Afghanistan on 12 April