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Taliban denounces Saudi Arabia

The Taliban has denounced Saudi Arabia for severing links with the Afghan rulers, saying the move was "intolerable to all Muslims".

Wed, 26 Sep, 2001 - 09:06

The Taliban has denounced Saudi Arabia for severing links with the Afghan rulers, saying the move was "intolerable to all Muslims".

The Taliban accused Saudi of siding with ‘‘the infidel forces’’.

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