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US wraps up attacks on Zawar cave complex

US military forces are looking for new targets after bombing shut 50 caves and levelling 60 buildings at Zawar Kili.

Tue, 15 Jan, 2002 - 06:01

US military forces are looking for new targets after bombing shut 50 caves and levelling 60 buildings at Zawar Kili.

US warplanes have conducted near-daily strikes since last Wednesday at the site where al-Qaida fighters once operated.

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