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03-29-03, 12:33 AM
Taleban 'aims to regain power' (BBC) (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/2897137.stm)A senior Taleban military commander has told the BBC that the Taleban hope to regain power in Afghanistan, with popular support.
Mullah Dadullah also said more attacks were being launched against the US-led forces in the country as war continues in Iraq.
It was the first interview to be given by a leader of the Taleban regime in Afghanistan since its collapse in December 2001.
But Mullah Dadullah offered to give a recorded interview to the BBC because he felt that rising anti-US sentiment in Afghanistan made it an appropriate time to challenge America.
A few weeks ago, former Taleban officials started issuing official statements by using emails and faxes.
Although he claimed to be somewhere in Afghanistan, he refused say exactly where or give any other contact details.Oh ... goody. Nothing brightens the day like Afghani guerillas.
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Tiassa :cool:
Mullah Dadullah also said more attacks were being launched against the US-led forces in the country as war continues in Iraq.
It was the first interview to be given by a leader of the Taleban regime in Afghanistan since its collapse in December 2001.
But Mullah Dadullah offered to give a recorded interview to the BBC because he felt that rising anti-US sentiment in Afghanistan made it an appropriate time to challenge America.
A few weeks ago, former Taleban officials started issuing official statements by using emails and faxes.
Although he claimed to be somewhere in Afghanistan, he refused say exactly where or give any other contact details.Oh ... goody. Nothing brightens the day like Afghani guerillas.
:m:,
Tiassa :cool: