Mohammed Omar 'in northern Afghanistan'

Taliban leader Mohammed Omar is reported to be in northern Afghanistan, urging his troops to fight the Northern Alliance.

Mohammed Omar 'in northern Afghanistan'
Fri, 16 Nov, 2001 - 16:56

Taliban leader Mohammed Omar is reported to be in northern Afghanistan, urging his troops to fight the Northern Alliance.

According to Iranian news agency IRNA, he is in Kunduz directing Taliban forces.

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