U.S.-Led Raids in Afghanistan Press Search for Qaeda Fighters

02 May 2002

Hundreds of American-led forces are hunting for Al Qaeda holdouts in Afghanistan, although two senior Afghan commanders whose troops also joined six raids in the past three weeks said today that only two suspects had been detained and none killed so far. Full Story

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