Bin Laden's traces lost in Afghanistan
The ambassador of the Taliban movement in Pakistan Abdul Salaam Daeef said on Tuesday that the movement has lost the traces of Osama Bin Laden since the deployment of the opposition forces to Kabul where he did exist.
In a statement to the Qatari al-Jazira satellite station Daeef said that Bin Laden was in Kabul when it fell on November 13 and then he left and we do not know whether he is in Afghanistan or outside it.
On the other hand, Daeef said that Muhammad Atif, one of Bin Laden's aides and the military commander of al-Qaida organization was killed in Qandahar, the main place for the Taliban movement and remarked also that other members were killed.
As for the consultations made by the UN to organize a conference for the Afghani group to form a national alliance government in Afghanistan, Daeef said:" It is a political conspiracy and we do not want to take part in it."
