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Fresh Afghan troops move in to combat remaining al-Qaida

Allied Afghan commanders have sent fresh troops to aid US-led forces battling al-Qaida and Taliban fighters.

Fresh Afghan troops move in to combat remaining al-Qaida

Tue, 05 Mar, 2002 - 11:04

Allied Afghan commanders have sent fresh troops to aid US-led forces battling al-Qaida and Taliban fighters.

Soldiers returning from the front report continued exchanges, although less intense than in recent days.

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Courts Heathrow Place: eastern Afghanistan Place: Shah-e-Kot Person: Abdul Matin Hasan Khiel Person: Roseuddin Person: Saif Rahman Person: Mullah Mohammed Omar Person: Osama bin Laden Event: five-month-old war Event: Afghan war Organisation: al-Qaida Organisation: Taliban

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