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Taliban to CNN: Get Out of Here
Osama bin Laden may be welcome in Afghanistan, but America's all-news cable network is not. The Taliban government has asked its journalists to leave.
Originally posted Wednesday September 19, 2001 11:24 AM EDT
Afghanistan's ruling Taliban may be playing host to Osama bin Laden, but the hard-line military government wants CNN out of its country, the U.S. cable news channel said on Wednesday. (CNN, like PEOPLE, is part of AOL Time Warner.) Nic Robertson, reporting from the Taliban headquarters of Kandahar, is one of the last remaining western journalists in Afghanistan which is braced for possible strikes by the U.S. after last week's attacks on America. "We understand now that the ruling has come from the supreme leader of the Taliban, Mullah Mohammad Omar, that absolutely no exception can be made at this time . . . our time has come," Robertson said on the air. The station told Reuters that it was petitioning the Taliban for permission to stay. Most Westerners have already evacuated Afghanistan.
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