Bin Laden confidant surrenders to Saudi authorities
Khaled bin Ouda bin Mohammed al Harby, linked to Osama bin Laden and shown with him on a tape, surrendered to Saudi diplomats in Iran and flew to Riyadh. Officials call him a sounding board rather than an operational planner, amid Saudi amnesty for militants who surrender. He says he obeys God and the rulers as he is processed by security services.
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U S Troops Launch Operation in Afghanistan
Lt. Gen. Barno says thousands of American troops begin Operation Lightning Resolve to protect Afghanistan's October 9 presidential vote. A 2,000 Marine force is leaving as 17,000 troops remain to boost raids and UN cooperation while aiming for stability and voter registration surpassing 7 million.
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U S ships chemical attack antidotes to states
The government quietly ships chemp packs with antidotes for chemical weapons to New York and Boston as part of a new response program. CDC aims to distribute allotments to every state within two years, enabling rapid hospital access and decontamination after a chemical attack.
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