Pentagon says 'too early to judge mission success'

The Pentagon says it is too early to judge the success of the missions against the Taliban.

Pentagon says 'too early to judge mission success'
Sun, 07 Oct, 2001 - 21:36

The Pentagon says it is too early to judge the success of the missions against the Taliban.

US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld described the raids as the start of a campaign.

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