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Sunday, 28, October 2001

Taliban claim arresting alleged CIA agent

Ruler Taliban claimed that they have arrested CIA agent.

Taliban have claimed arresting an American at Spin Buldock on the Pak-Afghan joint border.Taliban authorities say documents recovered from him shows that his name is Mazhar Ayub and he was arrested when he was entering Spin Buldock from Chamman. Qari Abdul Wakil, a Taliban official says that the arrested man has served in the U.S. army from 1971 to 1991. He has also fought during the Vietnam war. He had also worked for the CNN from 1992 to 1998. After 1998, he visited Karachi, Lahore and Peshawar where he recently worked with the UNCHR in the refugee camps.

According to NNI, Taliban official said that Ayub was giving information to the Americans and other Western countries about the Afghans. Taliban also think that his name could not be Mazhar Ayub. They recovered form him maps of Afghanistan and other information and books on Afghanistan.

He also have some electronic equipment and they say that he might be providing information to the U.S. and other military sections through these electronic equipment. Taliban also said that when they stopped him, he told them that he was a journalist. When his body search was carried out, some other materials were recovered from him. That is why, the Taliban suspected him and arrested him. Taliban say that they have kept him in a secret location and could not say anything about his whereabouts. He is now under interrogation.

Taliban say that they may obtain something else from him. They said that the U.S. organization, CIA had assigned him to visit Afghanistan to provide them information in the cover of providing aid to the wounded persons. Taliban say that his two American colleagues, Johan and Mong are a present in a Quetta hotel and the arrested man had entered Afghanistan with the help of these persons.

Ex-Pak ISI chief says Taliban have won the first round

As the United States admitted Taliban as tougher, the former ISI Chief, General Hamid Gul says the Taliban have won the first round. In an interview here he said that the United States has no political solution for the next round as well. They have no visible military targets, he added.                                          

When asked about the demand of an Afghan conference in Peshawar for the formation of a broad-based government in Afghanistan, the former general said that the supporters of former king Zahir Shah always considered that it is the only solution of Afghanistan problems.

He said that United States also pushes the same. He recalled that in the beginning the United States had been supporting the Taliban movement with the impression that after the failure of the Taliban, Zahir Shah would be brought back to run the affairs. "But that proved wrong because Afghans are independent people," he added. eferring to the current situation, Hamid Gul said termed the U.S. as the flag bearer of imperialism. 

"It is important to note that a visible change has occurred in the Afghans society but they are (U.S.) attempting to reverse the historical facts which is impossible now," he added. He said for the time being the Taliban enjoy grip on the affairs. He said the situation would remain so in the winter also. What the U.S. will do after that, it is still not clear.

IRNA

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