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Osama moves into new hideout
KABUL, SEPT. 13. Osama bin Laden moved to a new hiding place
within minutes of the terrorist onslaught in the U.S., refusing
to tell anyone where he was going or where he had been when the
attacks occurred, sources in Pakistan's intelligence service said
on Thursday.
The sources in Pakistan spoke on condition of anonymity. Pakistan
is one of only three countries that recognise Afghanistan's
Taliban Government, and is considered to have good intelligence
on Islamic militants operating here. A U.S. official, also
speaking anonymously, confirmed the Pakistani report.
Bin Laden was last seen in public in February, at his son's
wedding in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar.
- AP
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