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U.S., allies attack Taliban in massive bombing raids
Tribune staff reportersAmerican and British forces launched air and missile assaults against Afghanistan on Sunday, the first in a series of long-anticipated strikes against the terrorists believed to be responsible for last month's attacks on the World Trade Center and the...Tags: George W. Bush, England, Missile Systems, White House, Building Material
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A campaign to control the Afghan skies
Washington BureauIn the U.S.-led campaign against terror, President Bush decided to start from the outside and move in, aiming first not at Osama bin Laden but at the air defense system of the Afghan Taliban regime that protects him. The strategy, Bush administration...Tags: George W. Bush, Missile Systems, Building Material, National Security, Defense
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Bin Laden hails Sept. 11 act of terror
Tribune foreign correspondentWithin hours of the allied strike on Afghanistan, Osama bin Laden called on all Muslims to help him wage holy war against the United States and its allies, vowing that America would not know peace and security until Muslims "live it in Palestine" and U.S....Tags: George W. Bush, Defense, National Security, Washington (U.S. state), Central Intelligence Agency
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Success of action by U.S. may rest with Afghan rebels
Sun Foreign StaffMOSCOW -- The success of American military action in Afghanistan could hinge on aid from a small, rebel Afghan army that just two weeks ago seemed on the verge of collapse. The Northern Alliance, which includes the remnants of the forces that were...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Foreign Aid, Taliban, Defense, National Security
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U.S. presses attack on Taliban
The United States bombed Taliban government and terrorist targets for a second night Monday and formally signaled to the UN Security Council that it may expand its anti-terrorism campaign beyond Afghanistan's borders.
Bombs from U.S. warplanes and cruise...Tags: Pennsylvania, George W. Bush, Tom Ridge, Missile Systems, White House
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Bin Laden fax urges holy war
Tribune foreign correspondentsA faxed message attributed to Osama bin Laden called Monday for Muslims in Pakistan to unite and wage holy war against American-led forces preparing to retaliate for the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. "We tell...Tags: George W. Bush, Defense, National Security, National Government, Transportation Accidents
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U.S. claims control of skies
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - As U.S. forces carried out a third day of strikes in Afghanistan, Pentagon officials said yesterday that the attacks had destroyed enough air defense sites to allow U.S. planes to carry out missions 24 hours a day. "Essentially, we have...Tags: George W. Bush, Bombings, National Security, Arts, Pervez Musharraf
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Pakistan moves to halt bin Laden's escape on Silk Road
Tribune staff reporterPakistan has moved troops, helicopters and a half-dozen tanks to Chaman, on the ancient Silk Road at the southern frontier with Afghanistan, to seal the porous border and prevent Osama bin Laden or members of his Al Qaeda network from entering Pakistan....Tags: Kabul (Afghanistan), Taliban, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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U.S. says no to deals
Tribune staff reportersRebel troops surrounding Taliban forces in Kunduz tried again Monday to persuade the government troops to surrender amid heavy bombing by U.S. warplanes and reports that fighters linked to the Al Qaeda terrorist network were turning their guns on...Tags: Health, Prisons, National Government, National Security, Defense
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Alliance trying to quell fears of seizing power
Chicago Tribune staff reportersWith much of Afghanistan wrested from the ruling Taliban regime, rebel leaders sought Thursday to allay growing fears that they were bent on monopolizing power in a post-Taliban government, promising that their president would remain outside the capital...Tags: Tom Ridge, National Government, National Security, Defense, Transportation Accidents
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Arab Satellite TV Station a Prime Battlefield in Information War
Times Staff WriterHamad ibn Thamer al Thani is under attack. The White House has accused him of potentially spreading terrorism. Many Islamic leaders won't talk to him. His boss has received more than 400 complaints. But the satellite television network he runs, Al...Tags: England, University of California, Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz, California), White House, National Security
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U.S. warplanes make fierce raids on Kabul
Tribune staff reportersThe Pentagon unleashed its air power on Kabul and other Afghanistan cities Wednesday, striking the capital with what witnesses described as the fiercest attack since bombing began Sunday. Paving the way for expected special forces missions, the fourth...Tags: George W. Bush, White House, Bombings, Defense, National Security
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