Afghanistan ? A Pakistani-owned plane carrying cargo for the U.S.-led coalition crashed into mountains near Afghanistan’s capital Friday, killing at least eight people, officials said.

A police commander at the crash site said there were no survivors, but officials differed on how many people had been on board.

Lt. Col. Cristoni Riccar, a spokesman for NATO’s International Security Assistance Force, said 10 people were on board but could not immediately give their nationalities.

Aijaz Faizi, manager of Pakistan-based Royal Airlines, which owned the 20-year-old Russian-made Ilyushin 76, said there were only eight: five Russians, two Ukrainians and a Pakistani.

The reason for the discrepancy was not immediately clear.

Five bodies have been recovered, said Ghulam Rasool, a police commander at the crash site near Bagram, the U.S.-led coalition’s headquarters.

“They are in many pieces,” he said.

Bad weather may have played a role in the crash, Rasool said, holding up a piece of the wreckage. Clouds hung low over the area as rescuers searched for bodies.