Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Eight NATO troops were killed in Afghanistan Thursday, bringing the number of foreign troop deaths in the past two days to 14, the International Security Assistance Force said. An improvised explosive device attack killed three service members in the west, and two died in an insurgent attack in the south. One died after an insurgent attack in the east, one died in an insurgent attack in the south and another was killed in an IED attack in the south. It's the first time since August 30 that so many international troops have been killed in hostile incidents in Afghanistan in a single day, according to CNN records. On that day, seven Americans, a Canadian and an Estonian were killed.
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14 foreign troops have died in the past two days
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ISAF hasn't announced the nationalities of the victims
The highest monthly coalition death toll occurred in June, with 103 foreign troop deaths, a figure that includes @placeholder and service members other nations.