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U.S. eyes sea routes as pursuit of Taliban intensifies
In Washington Pentagon and White House officials discuss possible use of up to 1,500 Marines for Afghanistan security and expansion of search for bin Laden. Reports note limited naval interdiction so far, with concerns about Pakistan coast and harbors at Karachi Omara and Pasni. Franks vows continued pressure on Taliban and al Qaeda while Kandahar’s grip loosens and Omar remains hidden. Wolfowitz counters Taliban claims and vows not to forget September 11.
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al-Qaida
Pentagon
Dave Lapan
Washington
Peter Pace
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pakistan
Arabian Sea
Pak‘istani
Karachi
bin ‘Laden
Omara
Pasni
U.S
Army
Air Force
bin Laden
Bush
Northern Alliance
Kabul
Tommy Franks
Afghanistan
Taliban
Kandahar
al- Qaida
Franks
Kunduz
Uzbekistan
Kenton Keith
Islamabad
Agha
Mullah Mohammed Omar
America
Defense
Paul Wolfowitz
Wolfowitz
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