Only few al-Qaida fled to Pakistan, U.S. general says

31 Mar 2002

The commander of the military campaign in Afghanistan said yesterday that hundreds of al-Qaida terrorists were killed in Operation Anaconda earlier this month in the mountains near Gardez but that small numbers likely fled into Pakistan. Full Story

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