Taliban leader believed to be in southern Afghanistan

The Taliban's supreme leader is reported to be holed up with hundreds of fighters west of Kandahar.

Taliban leader believed to be in southern Afghanistan
Mon, 17 Dec, 2001 - 14:01

The Taliban's supreme leader is reported to be holed up with hundreds of fighters west of Kandahar.

Mullah Mohammed Omar and his fighters are apparently in Baghran.

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