China and Pakistan Back Afghan Interim Government Support
In Beijing, Musharraf and Jiang Zemin pledged continued backing for Afghanistan's interim leadership as it prepares to take office. Jiang offered 3.6 million dollars in aid and both nations promised to support the post-Taliban process, amid ongoing Pakistan-India tensions and regional security concerns.
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First peacekeepers arrive in Kabul in Afghanistan
The first multinational peacekeeping contingent reaches Kabul to guard the interim government for six months. About 80 Royal Marines travel by convoy from Bagram, delayed while Afghan dignitaries fly in. Karzai and cabinet members meet officials as the UN Security Council approves a force with limited disarmament power.
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