Taliban leader 'surrounded'

An Afghan intelligence chief is claiming Taliban leader Mohammed Omar is surrounded in a mountain village.

Taliban leader 'surrounded'
Fri, 04 Jan, 2002 - 17:57

An Afghan intelligence chief is claiming Taliban leader Mohammed Omar is surrounded in a mountain village.

Omar fled his Kandahar spiritual base with 1,500 fighters when Afghanistan fell to opposition forces backed by US air power.

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