U S troops deploy toward Afghanistan border amid attacks
The United States moves about a thousand infantry from the 10th Mountain Division to Uzbekistan en route to the region, aiming to secure areas for allied forces. President Karimov permits use of an air base for transport missions but forbids U S air or ground attacks from Uzbekistan. Rumsfeld warns the conflict may rely on pressure and limited force, with heavy troop buildup in the region around Afghanistan.
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Airdrops of Food in Afghanistan Tied to Security
U S military airdrops to Afghans will occur only if Taliban air defenses pose no threat. Fighter jets may escort cargo planes, and land convoys could deliver aid under armed guard. The plan covers humanitarian daily rations from a stockpile of about 2 million packets, with focus on Afghanistan rather than border camps.
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Investigators Seek Internet Link in Bin Laden Plot
Investigators probe whether terrorists in Osama bin Laden's network used Web communications to plan the September 11 attacks. President Bush says about 150 people linked to bin Laden are in custody as authorities pursue steganography and coded messages hidden in emails or images.
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U S Lists Bin Laden Network and Palestinian Groups as Terrorists
The State Department cited the Osama bin Laden led network and Palestinian groups as terrorist organizations under a 1996 law. U S citizens are barred from assisting them and banks must freeze assets while Al Qaida leads the list tied to the Sept 11 attacks. The Palestinian groups Hamas and PFLP are named alongside Hezbollah Kach and FARC among 22 designated entities.
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