Karzai Survives Taliban Style Comrade Attack in Kandahar
An attacker in Afghan army uniform opened fire on a car carrying President Hamid Karzai in Kandahar injuring a guard. Karzai and governor Gul Agha Sherzai were unharmed. Karzai blamed terrorists led by Osama bin Laden though no proof was provided. Two others were killed and one security officer wounded. the assailant Abdul Rahman hailed from Kajaki.
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Senate votes to allow pilots to carry firearms
The Senate approved an amendment to the Homeland Security bill by 87 to 6 to arm commercial pilots who complete training. The move follows House approval and aims to deter hijackings despite Bush administration concerns, with a TSA training program due within 90 days and ongoing talks on related issues.
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Al Jazeera to air al Qaida interviews on Sept 11 anniversary
Al Jazeera said it will broadcast conversations with Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and Ramzi Binalshibh about aiding the Sept 11 attacks. The Qatar broadcaster aired the tapes at a secret location as part of anniversary coverage. Mohammed is listed as FBI’s most-wanted extremist. Binalshibh is linked to a Hamburg cell.
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Flight restrictions ease for Sept 11 ceremonies in New York
The FAA announced looser limits than proposed earlier, slowing air traffic over New York for three days around the crash sites. Flights may be rerouted or delayed as operations restrict flying below 18 000 feet within a 34.5 mile radius. Passengers face seating rules during takeoff and landing. private flights face bans or IF R rules.
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