U.S. Strikes Back
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AP Photo
A EA-6B Prowler takes off from the USS Enterprise in
the northern Indian Ocean, Tuesday. The USS Enterprise is one of the ships
involved in the attacks on Afghanistan.
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Afghan rebels say support lacking
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan – U.S. jets again pummeled Taliban front lines Monday as opposition Northern Alliance leaders planned what they said would be a major offensive against a key Taliban-controlled city. But Northern Alliance officials also continued grumbling about the level of American support.
War sharpens suffering in Kabul's hospitals
KABUL, Afghanistan – It's not yet noon, and already the electricity has been cut off. The hospital in Afghanistan, a poor and isolated country where the per capita income in a good year runs about $200, is spartan.
Planes drop 35,000 more rations
FRANKFURT, Germany – Two American cargo jets dropped 35,000 packets of food over northern Afghanistan overnight as part of an ongoing U.S. aid effort that aimed at easing hunger while going after military targets.
Sunday, Oct. 28
• Misdirected air strikes kill more civilians
• Scenes of despair in Kabul
• Haq's last daring mission
Saturday, Oct. 27
• British: Afghan war may take years
• Pentagon admits accidental bombings
Friday, Oct. 26
• U.S. jets strike Kabul on sabbath
• Taliban execute opposition leader
• Northern alliance: intensify attacks
Thursday, Oct. 25
• U.S. jets strike Kandahar, hit bus
• U.S. planes reportedly kill 22 linked to bin Laden
• Admiral surprised at Taliban resolve
Wednesday, Oct. 24
• Front-line strikes may help rebels
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