Bin Laden claims to have nuclear weapons: Pakistani daily

Bin Laden claims to have nuclear weapons: Pakistani daily

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - A photo showing Osama bin Laden with the editor of the Urdu newspaper Ausaf at an undisclosed location near Kabul appeared in the Nov. 10 edition of the Dawn, a Pakistani daily. The editor contributed the contents of the interview, in which bin Laden claimed to have chemical and nuclear weapons, to the Dawn.

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