Taliban setbacks persist as U S special forces aid Afghan opposition
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld said U S special forces engaged in ground combat in Afghanistan killing Taliban and al Qaida fighters. He noted hundreds of special operations troops on the ground aiding opposition forces, with no U S casualties reported. Reports of Mullah Omar leaving Kandahar were questioned by officials.
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Aid fears over Afghan royalists skip UN postwar talks
Aides to Afghanistan's former king warn the northern alliance may not attend a U N backed meeting to plan a transitional government. British and French troops arrive to ready northern areas for humanitarian aid delivery. The Times reports al Qaida had a ricin formula found in a Kabul safehouse.
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