10 November 2001 Military News

AFGHAN / ALLIANCE VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- In Afghanistan, the Northern Alliance says its forces have captured more territory from the Taleban, securing a land corridor north to Uzbekistan where U-S forces are stationed Irris Makler reports from northern Afghanistan.
TALEBAN / MAZAR VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- The Taleban confirmed Saturday that it had retreated from the strategically-important town of Mazar-e-Sharif in northern Afghanistan. The opposition Northern Alliance says the Taleban is retreating from towns in surrounding provinces as well

Transcript: President Bush's UN General Assembly Speech USIA 10 Nov. 2001-- Bush: For every regime that sponsors terror, there is a price to be paid. And it will be paid. The allies of terror are equally guilty of murder and equally accountable to justice. interview
Transcript: Bush, Musharraf Pledge Mutual Support in Anti-Terror Effort USIA 10 Nov. 2001-- Bush: Pakistan's efforts against terror are benefitting the entire world and linking Pakistan more closely with the world. The United States wants to help build these linkages. I've authorized a lifting of sanctions, and over $1 billion in U.S. support. I will also back debt relief for Pakistan.

BUSH / SPEECH VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- President Bush focused almost entirely on the fight against international terrorism in his first speech to the United Nations General Assembly

U-N-Musharraf News Conference VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf says the current military action in Afghanistan should not be characterized as a "war."
U-N / IRAN VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- Iran's President Mohammad Khatami has told the United Nations General Assembly that terrorism must be fought -- but that the root causes of terrorism must also be addressed
INDIA / U-N VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- India's prime minister has reaffirmed his country's support for the campaign against terrorism. He also said in a speech to the U-N General Assembly that the international coalition has an opportunity to respond to acts of terror wherever they occur.
AFGHAN ATTACKS VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- Pakistan on says no one faction should be allowed to take power in Afghanistan
Muslim Nations Address General Assembly November 10 USIA 10 Nov. 2001-- Leaders of Pakistan, Qatar and Iran condemn terrorism

PENTAGON / PRESS VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- Much about the U-S military operation in Afghanistan is shrouded in secrecy --- a sore point in the Pentagon's daily dealings with reporters
BUSH PAKISTAN VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- President Bush says the United States and Pakistan are together in the war against terrorism
U-N-Bush & Annan VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- President George W. Bush says he has found a "great partner" in U-N Secretary General Kofi Annan
ANTI-TERRORISM / MIDEAST VOA 10 Nov. 2001-- The U-S effort to forge a global anti-terrorism campaign counts on Arab and Muslim support. Arab states say resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is essential to fighting one of the root causes of terrorism. For now, violence dominates Israeli-Palestinian relations with few signs the peace process will be revived any time soon
Bush, World Leaders Unite Against Terrorism USIA 10 Nov. 2001-- United Nations opens 56th General Assembly debate
PRESS CONFERENCE BY MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF CANADA United Nations 10 Nov 2001
PRESS CONFERENCE BY PRESIDENT OF CHILE United Nations 10 Nov 2001
PRESS CONFERENCE BY EUROPEAN UNION United Nations 10 Nov 2001
PRESS CONFERENCE BY PRESIDENT OF URUGUAY United Nations 10 Nov 2001
PRESS CONFERENCE BY PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA United Nations 10 Nov 2001

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