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Masood troops step up offensive in northern Afghanistan Fri 23 Oct 98 - 13:56 GMT ANDARAB, Afghanistan, Oct 23 (AFP) - Anti-Taliban forces who have hit back at the Islamic militia in northern Afghanistan are closing in on the key town of Khenjan, opposition military sources said Friday. UN envoy meets anti-Taliban commander Masood in Tajikistan Fri 23 Oct 98 - 13:52 GMT DUSHANBE, Oct 23 (AFP) - The UN special envoy for Afghanistan, Lakhdar Brahimi, met key anti-Taliban leader commander Ahmad Shah Masood in the Tajikistan capital Friday, an official from the Afghan government-in-exile said. AFGHANISTAN UPDATE Fox Research ("FR") FRIDAY 23 OCTOBER 1998 Report No 64 - 98 NEWS Takhar Sources from Taluqan - the capital of Takhar - indicate that the Taleban force has now been fully dislodged from the city. Taliban round up opponents before fleeing town Fri 23 Oct 98 - 03:58 GMT TALOQAN, Afghanistan, Oct 23 (AFP) - The Taliban militia rounded up a number of civilians in the key town of Taloqan before fleeing advancing opposition forces last weekend, residents said. Masood troops keep up offensive in northern Afghanistan Fri 23 Oct 98 - 09:25 GMT TALOQAN, Afghanistan, Oct 23 (AFP) - Anti-Taliban forces are closing in on Khenjan in northern Afghanistan and have taken up positions around eight kilometers (five miles) from the strategic area, an opposition military source told AFP Friday. Taliban arrest dozens of alleged coup plotters: report Fri 23 Oct 98 - 05:53 GMT ISLAMABAD, Oct 23 (AFP) - Afhanistan's ruling Taliban has arrested dozens of people accused of plotting a coup against its hardline rule, according to a newspaper report Friday quoting Taliban officials. Argentine company offers to make Afghan pipeline 04:22 a.m. Oct 23, 1998 Eastern By Sayed Salahuddin KABUL, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Argentine energy independent Bridas said it would not wait for peace to start building a pipeline through Afghanistan to export gas from Turkmenistan to Pakistan if awarded a contract by the Taleban Islamic militia. |
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