World | Afghanistan NATO Base Attacked in Afghanistan Day after Petraeus warned of more violence By Jane Yager Posted Jun 30, 2010 6:06 AM CDT Copied In another recent attack in the same area, an oil tanker carrying fuel supplies for NATO forces burns after it was allegedly attacked by Taliban on Jalalabad highway, Afghanistan, May 28, 2010. (AP Photo/Rahmat Gul) Taliban insurgents attacked a NATO base in Afghanistan this morning in a commando-style raid that caused no allied casualties. Gunmen set off a car bomb and fired rocket-propelled grenades, attacking NATO facilities at an airport near the Pakistani border from multiple directions; several suicide bombers were killed in the attack. The raid shows the increasing sophistication of Taliban attacks and comes only a day after Gen. David Petraeus warned of an intensified "industrial strength insurgency" in Afghanistan in the coming months, BBC reports. Read These Next Actor Michael Madsen is dead at 67. Police shot a bank robber as a drone delivered some Faygo Red Pop. Houses passes 'Big Beautiful Bill' by Trump's deadline. Soccer star Diogo Jota is killed in a car crash. Report an error