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| Afghanistan |
| More on the battle with Hek's boyz... |
| 2003-01-29 |
| Khalid Pashtun, spokesman for the governor of the southern city of Kandahar, said on Tuesday that Hekmatyar's men were fighting alongside Taliban and al Qaeda fighters. An Afghan security official in Spin Boldak said on Wednesday that Afghan troops returning from the mountains had seen 22 bodies. They also found what he called "secret documents" and lists of hundreds of names including people from Pakistani towns of Pishin and Kutchlak, both close to the Afghan-Pakistan border. Probably more names on the Pak side of the border than on the Afghan side... The U.S. military suspects hundreds of Taliban and al Qaeda supporters crossed from Afghanistan into neighboring Pakistan after the fall of the hard-line Islamic regime in late 2001. They "suspect" it, do they? They ran like swarms of roaches when the lights were turned on... |
| Posted by:Fred Pruitt |