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Mazar-e-Sharif uprising quelled
MAZAR-E-SHARIF (AFGHANISTAN), NOV. 27. Northern Alliance fighters
helped by U.S. special forces claimed on Tuesday to have quelled
an uprising by captured Taliban soldiers after a third day of
fierce fighting around a fortress prison.
Trucks carrying 200 Alliance fighters and an anti- aircraft gun
arrived at the fortress in the morning. Desert camouflage-clad
U.S. special forces and soldiers who appeared to be British moved
in and out of the fort By the evening, the Northern Alliance said
it had wiped out the Taliban resistance inside the fortress.
Five U.S. soldiers were seriously wounded on Monday when a U.S.
JDAM smart bomb called in by special forces went astray,
exploding near the Americans.
- AP
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