U.S. Official Fears Islamic Terror

05 Apr 2000

Islamic terrorism, partly a spillover from Afghanistan, poses a threat in Central Asia, where Secretary of State Madeleine Albright will make her first visit next month, a senior Clinton administration official said today. Full Story

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