Northern Alliance may consider multilateral force in Kabul

Northern Alliance may consider multilateral force in Kabul

KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghan's Northern Alliance Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah answers questions in Kabul on Nov. 20 during an interview with Kyodo News. Abdullah said the deployment of a U.N.-backed international force in the capital can be considered. The statement indicated that the alliance may be softening its stance of rejecting a foreign military presence in the city.

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