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'Al-Qaeda bio-warfare unit hit'
NEW DELHI, OCT. 11. A production facility for poisonous chemicals
and biological warfare agents belonging to terrorist mastermind
Osama bin Laden's Al-Qaeda outfit is among a large number of
targets hit by the U.S.-led strikes in Afghanistan, an Israeli
newspaper reported today.
``Apparently, one of Osama's bases attacked, which manufactured
various poisons including biological weapons,'' was hit in the
air-strikes, the daily, Ha'Aretz, said. Quoting western sources,
it said that though the U.S. administration was ``extremely
careful'' in disclosing the targets hit by the American and
British warplanes, the U.S. Intelligence held ``detailed
information on the location of Al-Qaeda organisation camps.''
Stating that one of the bases attacked was ``a chief manufacturer
of explosive materials'', the paper said the U.S. and British
bombers had also targeted ``instructional and training bases near
the cities of Jalalabad and Khut, located close to the
Afghanistan-Pakistan border''.
``Professional bases as well as Al-Qaeda manufacturing centres,
including intelligence bases near Kandahar and Kabul have also
been hit,'' it said, adding that ``according to western claims,
Al-Qaeda members were trained to carry out attacks and hijackings
at these bases.''
- PTI
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