Taliban chief said likely in Afghanistan

22 Jan 2007

Taliban leader Mullah Omar is likely based in southern Afghanistan and leading the resurgent Islamic militia from there, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said Monday. A spokeswoman for the Pakistani Foreign Ministry said that Omar’s exact whereabouts remain unknown. Full Story

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