Bin Laden 'alive and well'

Osama bin Laden and fugitive Taliban chief Mullah Mohammed Omar are alive and well, a 'Taliban commander' said in a TV interview, adding that he still receives orders from Omar.

Bin Laden 'alive and well'
Thu, 16 Jun, 2005 - 11:04

Osama bin Laden and fugitive Taliban chief Mullah Mohammed Omar are alive and well, a 'Taliban commander' said in a TV interview, adding that he still receives orders from Omar.

Pakistan’s Geo television broadcast the interview with the man it identified as Taliban military commander Mullah Akhtar Usmani, a former Afghan aviation minister.

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