U.S.: Substantial Number of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan

05 Jun 2002

A substantial number of al Qaeda fighters remain in Afghanistan despite the eight-month war waged against them by allied forces, a top U.S. army intelligence official said on Wednesday. Full Story

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