Kandahar raid kills civilians as U S strikes continue
U S attacks on Kandahar hit a bus at the city gates killing at least 10 civilians, as bombardments press on across Kandahar and Mazar e Sharif and Herat amid international efforts to shape a post Taliban government. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld warned bin Laden may elude capture even as Washington vows to topple the regime.
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Israeli Troops Withdraw From Beit Rima Amid West Bank Tensions
Israeli forces pulled back from Beit Rima after a daylong operation that left five Palestinians dead, as Prime Minister Sharon held consultations on further West Bank withdrawals. Renewed violence saw two more Palestinians killed in Bethlehem and clashes near Tulkarem, while the U.S. pressed Israel to pull back from six towns. Israel said it arrested Palestinians suspected in the Zeevi assassination and warned of further action if attacks continued.
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Navy commander cites anti-Taliban defections as strikes shift
Rear Admiral Mark Fitzgerald says tribal factions allied with Taliban are peeling away to join independent coalitions or other groups as USS Theodore Roosevelt battle group conducts nightly air strikes against Taliban and al Qaida. He notes bombings now target Taliban troops north of Kabul and in southern Afghanistan to set conditions for regime change.
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Taliban resilience and Taliban food poisoning warning
Rear Adm. John Stufflebeem voiced surprise at Taliban staying power and warned they may poison humanitarian food supplies entering Afghanistan. He said US intelligence believes the group could target food sources and attempt to blame the Americans, while noting no details on how such poisoning would be carried out.
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