Bin Laden's worldwide network the West must crack HUNT FOR AL QAEDA

From: Evening Standard - London | Date: November 14, 2001| Author: ROBERT FOX | Copyright information

After the fall of Kabul, Tony Blair has admitted Osama bin Laden's terrorist network is far from defeated, and analysis for US and British intelligence and security agencies suggests that only 10 per cent of al Qaeda's strength has ever been in Afghanistan. Robert Fox looks at the group's origins, its global allies, the threat it continues to pose and its current strength said to include 10,000 fighters fully trained for terrorist subversion and who may already be living in North America and...

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The Evening Standard (London, England) ; Byline: ROBERT FOX After the fall of Kabul, Tony Blair has admitted Osama bin Laden's terrorist network is far from defeated, and analysis for US and British intelligence and security agencies suggests that only 10 per cent of al Qaeda's strength has ever been in Afghanistan. Robert Fox ...