Alliance backs UN-led makeshift Afghan government

The Northern Alliance says it is ready to transfer power to a UN-backed transitional council.

Alliance backs UN-led makeshift Afghan government
Sat, 01 Dec, 2001 - 21:17

The Northern Alliance says it is ready to transfer power to a UN-backed transitional council.

The Alliance also says leader Burhanuddin Rabbani will not be the head of that new body.

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