(1)Weapons cache linked to al-Qaida found in Kabul

(1)Weapons cache linked to al-Qaida found in Kabul

KABUL, Afghanistan - Northern Alliance soldiers stand Nov. 15 in Kabul outside a house believed to have been used by Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida network to store light weapons. Northern Alliance forces found more than 5,000 small arms, bazookas and other light weapons in three Kabul houses reportedly abandoned by al-Qaida after the city fell.

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