Afghan official says market blast an accident not terrorism
In Mazar e Sharif a crowded Kefayat market blast wounded about 100 as a grenade reportedly fell from a soldier. Gen Shujaddin said the device was accidental and not an extremist attack, while others fear terrorist involvement.
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Karzai to take oath today as Afghan prime minister
Kabul prepares for the inauguration of Afghanistan’s first civilian interim government in decades. Hamid Karzai is to be sworn in by a Supreme Court figure, amid tightened security and hopes for international aid and recognition.
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FBI Nears End of Interviews With 5000 Middle East Men
The FBI and other agencies near completion of interviews with about 5,000 men from Middle Eastern countries in the Sept. 11 investigations. Department officials say the process yielded potential leads and broader terrorism insights while most respondents cooperated. A small group refused interviews. Some participants aided as translators or in other roles.
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