Pentagon says bin Laden whereabouts remain anyone's guess
A Pentagon briefing said Osama bin Laden may be in Tora Bora caves, elsewhere in Afghanistan, or possibly Pakistan, with no hard evidence of his lair. Adm. Stufflebeem noted the search is cave to cave as tribes routed al Qaida. Bush stressed Pakistani cooperation and pursuit of all al Qaida killers.
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Former Afghan fighters offer to help Marines in Kandahar
Three veteran mujahedeen Afghan fighters walked into Kandahar airport to aid U S Marines with water, minefield identification, and local knowledge. They fought Soviets and Taliban here and now seek to repay aid by assisting U S forces at a base near Camp Rhino, where mine dangers and explosions persist.
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Britain to lead Afghan peacekeeping force amid uncertain support
Prime Minister Tony Blair announced Britain will head an international peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan with up to 1,500 troops. The plan hinges on UN Security Council approval and aims for troops to land by the interim administration's Saturday start.
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