Cubans Rally Against Terror in Majibacoa
In Majibacoa Cuba defense minister Raul Castro presided at a weekly rally usually aimed at criticizing the United States. The government condemned terrorism and voiced solidarity with the American people during the national tragedy following hijackings. The event underscored official support for the United States.
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Putin likens US attacks to Nazi atrocities in Armenia
In Yerevan, Putin compared Sept 11 attacks to Nazi crimes while urging restraint. He noted the scale and cruelty may mirror what the Nazis did, stressing caution against quick retaliation during a visit to Armenia amid memories of Soviet losses in World War II.
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Iran seals Afghan border to curb refugee flow
Iran ordered security forces to seal the 560 mile border with Afghanistan to stop Afghan refugees from entering amid fears of U S retaliation for terrorist attacks. The Interior Ministry said military and police have been deployed along the frontier after Iran condemned the Tuesday attacks.
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Tracking bin Laden Still Hard For U S Intelligence
U S agencies face immense difficulty locating Osama bin Laden now believed to hide in eastern Afghanistan. Bush labels him a suspect, while intelligence assets from CIA to NSA race to gain actionable data. Pakistan and other nations offer leads, with human intelligence playing a critical role amid evasive tactics by bin Laden and his network Al Qaeda.
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Pakistan pledges full support to US in Afghanistan strike
Pakistan promised full support to any international reply to the terrorist attacks in the United States. Islamabad agreed to a multinational force on its soil, close its border with Afghanistan, and allow airspace use for possible strikes, with Powell thanking Pakistan’s leadership.
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Pentagon repair costs reach hundreds of millions after crash
Recovery teams at the Pentagon recover bodies from the crash site while officials estimate repair costs for the damaged portion of the historic building run into hundreds of millions of dollars. The renovation program expected to extend through 2012 faces years of work with a new contract of up to 758 million dollars.
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