US resumes air strikes in Eastern Afghanistan

US warplanes renewed air strikes against suspected terrorist hideouts in Afghanistan today amid reports al Qaida leader Osama bin Laden had fled to Pakistan.

US resumes air strikes in Eastern Afghanistan
Mon, 07 Jan, 2002 - 08:14

US warplanes renewed air strikes against suspected terrorist hideouts in Afghanistan today amid reports al Qaida leader Osama bin Laden had fled to Pakistan.

Four helicopters carrying US troops landed overnight in Khost and Zawar in eastern Afghanistan.

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