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1. What's left to bomb?
The Pentagon says there are few "high-value targets" left in
Afghanistan. U.S. Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says the country
is "rubble ...pulverized" by years of war.
A week later, bombing is heavier than ever. Yesterday, Gen. Richard
Myers, chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, described targets as
Taliban command-and-control sites, airfields and military targets,
including missile, vehicle and armour maintenance facilities.
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2. Why bomb "fairly empty" targets?
In recent days, Rumsfeld has told reporters that camps belonging to
prime terrorist suspect Osama bin Laden and his Al Qaeda network are
being bombed, even if they "are fairly empty." There's value in that,
he says. They hit "classrooms where they discuss training methods,
firing ranges," that kind of thing.
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3. What does "moderate Taliban" mean?
U.S. President George W. Bush and other leaders have laid out the
evils of the Taliban, including the savage treatment of women.
Yesterday, Rumsfeld told CNN the regime has killed thousands, saying
what they have done to the people of Afghanistan "truly is a tragedy.''
Then, this week, Secretary of State Colin Powell, in Islamabad to
meet Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, said a post-regime
government could include "political leaders, moderate Taliban
leaders, elements from the Northern Alliance, tribal elders ...
Afghans living outside the country.''
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9. Is the Northern Alliance friend or foe?
Pakistan's Musharraf calls anti-Taliban Northern Alliance forces
"butchers" and warns against them taking advantage of U.S.-led
bombing in Afghanistan. In Washington, Rumsfeld praises Northern
Alliance forces dug in against the Taliban.
"There's no question that there are a large number of people in
Afghanistan tribes in the south, the Northern Alliance that oppose
the Taliban," he says. "Clearly, we need to recognize the value
they bring to this anti-terrorism, anti-Taliban effort and, where
appropriate, find ways to assist them.''
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