Developments in Afghanistan and U.S. actions amid Kabul crisis
Opposition forces break Taliban lines toward Kabul as Islamic militia defends the capital with tanks. U.S. warplanes strike fleeing Taliban vehicles while talks promise a broad based Afghan administration. Reports of civilian abductions in Mazar-e-Sharif and anthrax contamination in senators' offices also surface.
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Journalists killed in Afghanistan front line fire
Two French radio reporters and a German journalist for Stern were shot by Taliban fire near Kabul while with Northern Alliance troops. Johanne Sutton Pierre Billaud and Volker Handloik identified as the deceased. An Italian AP photographer reported uninjured after a rocket attack.
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Mandela backs U S attacks on terrorism in White House Rose Garden
Nelson Mandela appeared in the White House amid a jetliner crash news, offering unconditional support for Bush's war on terrorism in Afghanistan. He praised the U S campaign against Osama bin Laden and the Taliban while urging resolve.
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Ministers Push Rapid Afghan Unity Plan After Kabul Push
Foreign ministers from eight countries including the United States and Russia pressed to form a broad based Afghan administration on an urgent basis as opposition forces advance toward Kabul. U N envoy Brahi mi seeks a representative Afghan sample to outline interim arrangements for Kabul with possible peacekeeping support from Muslim and non Muslim states.
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