Taliban, Pakistan reject U.S. requests to combat terrorism

26 Jan 2000

Afghanistan&#039s ruling Taliban and Pakistan&#039s military leaders have rebuffed U.S. appeals to crack down on terrorism, and one militant group warned Tuesday of a violent backlash if they tried. Full Story

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