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New York Times and Bin Laden

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In its Tuesday's issue the New York Times said that the American army broadcasts a radio message to Afghanistan states and offer of USD 25 million for getting information leading to the position of Osama Bin Laden or arresting him.

News reports quoted the paper as saying that the messages broadcast by the American army from one of the planes ask the Afghans to give information on the place of Bin Laden and high ranks leaders of al-Qaida organization for monetary prizes.

The paper added that the US gathered more information on the identity of several leaders of al-Qaida organization led by Bin laden, but did not disclose these information.

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