Taliban

U.S. Targets Taliban Supply Lines

For the fourth consecutive day, U.S. warplanes pummeled Taliban frontline targets in the north and south as the Taliban remains determined to repel U.S. forces.

U.S. Hits Taliban Front Lines for Third Day; More Reports of Civilian Casualties

With U.S. airstrikes targeting Taliban front-line troops for the third day, top Pentagon officials are encouraging the opposition Northern Alliance to advance against the Taliban positions north of Kabul and around Mazar-e-Sharif.

U.S. Hits Taliban Front Lines

U.S. jets bomb Taliban front line troops north of Kabul, clearing way for the anti-Taliban Northern Alliance.

Taliban Moves to Combat U.S. Strikes

Afghanistan's ruling Taliban moved today to hand out heavy weapons across the country as U.S. air strikes continued into their third week.

U.S. Targets Front Lines in Eleventh Day of Strikes

During an eleventh day of heavy bombing over Afghan cities, U.S. warplanes struck Taliban positions close to the front lines of their battle with the Northern Alliance for the first time.

Taliban Calls U.S. Strikes ‘Terrorist Act’

The Taliban's ambassador to Pakistan today condemned what he called "brutal" U.S. attacks against targets inside Afghanistan.

Bush Says Time Is Running Out for Taliban

In his weekly radio address, President Bush told the Taliban regime there is little time left to comply U.S. demands.

Taliban Dismisses Threat of U.S. Attack

Mullah Mohammed Omar, supreme leader of Afghanistan's ruling Taliban, told his country today not to fear a U.S. attack because "Americans don't have the courage" for it.

Taliban Officials Urge Osama bin Laden to Leave

The ruling Taliban has delivered an edict from the nation's religious clerics asking suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden to leave Afghanistan in his own time.

Saudi Arabia Ends Ties with Taliban

Saudi Arabia broke ties with the ruling Taliban of Afghanistan on Tuesday, further isolating the religious militia.