World | Afghanistan war Taliban Attack NATO's Bagram Base Military: Bagram security 'not breached' By Emily Rauhala Posted May 19, 2010 5:56 AM CDT Updated May 19, 2010 6:38 AM CDT Copied An Afghan policeman stands guard on a road leading to the U.S. air base in Bagram, Afghanistan, Wednesday, May 19, 2010. (AP Photo/Musadeq Sadeq) Seven US soldiers were wounded this morning as the Taliban staged a bold pre-dawn attack at one of the largest US bases in Afghanistan that also killed 10 insurgents. Though details are still murky, an American official told the New York Times that as many as 30 insurgents fought their way toward the heavily fortified base. The military downplayed the attack. "At no time were Bagram defenses breached,” a rep says. It is the second attack on NATO forces around the capital in as many days. Yesterday, a suicide bomber rammed into an American convoy, killing 18. The attacks come after the Taliban announced a spring offensive called "Operation Al-Fatah" or "Victory," notes the Wall Street Journal, and as NATO forces prepare to push south to Kandahar, the Taliban's stronghold. Read These Next Rob Reiner's son has been arrested after murder of his parents. The Reiners murders and arrest have called attention to a 2015 film. Police interviewing family member after deaths of Rob Reiner, wife. More details coming out about the last party the Reiners attended. Report an error