The British foreign secretary Jacque Straw has stated that killing or arresting Osama Bin Laden will not necessarily halt possible attacks that might be carried out in the future by the al-Qaeyda network he presides over.
In an interview with the British daily " the Times" issues on Tuesday in London, Straw added Bin Laden will eventually be arrested but Straw warned that arresting Bin Laden will not halt al-Qaeyda activities.
Britain called for fresh witness information and measurable progress while reaffirming cooperation with Iraq, Kuwait and the Tripartite Commission.
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