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Taliban says that killing bin Laden would give "new impetus" for the war against"invaders"
In an email, said a Taliban spokesman, Tariq Gaznwal Saturday that the Taliban is convinced that killing bin Laden would give "new impetus" to the struggle against the invaders, calling at the same time, Western countries to "non-agrammatism optimism"after the killing of al Qaeda leader.
Taliban insurgents said that the killing of Osama bin Laden in an operation by U.S.commandos on Sunday, will give "new impetus" to the war on the "invaders" inAfghanistan, in a statement released Friday.
He said a Taliban spokesman, Tariq Gaznwal in an email that "the Islamic Emirate (the name of the Taliban of Afghanistan) is that the martyrdom of Sheikh Osama bin Ladenwill give new impetus to the struggle against the invaders at this crucial stage of Jihad. "
It was the first reaction to the Taliban for the killing of bin Laden on Sunday night in a raidon an American commando task force hiding in the city of Abbottabad, Pakistan.
The Taliban Afghanistan Tuesday that he considered "too premature " to comment on the news of killing of bin Laden as long as al Qaeda did not confirm the killing of its leader.
In their letter Friday calling for Taliban rebels Western countries to "not getting carried away in optimism" over the deaths of bin Laden.
The letter stated that "Jihad for the plant as long as grown and blossomed and maturedpure saturated with blood. "
There are currently some 130 000 international troops, about two-thirds of Americans inAfghanistan, the US-led insurgency to deal with the Taliban, to be handed over security responsibilities in the country by 2014, the Afghan government.
He said a Taliban spokesman, Tariq Gaznwal in an email that "the Islamic Emirate (the name of the Taliban of Afghanistan) is that the martyrdom of Sheikh Osama bin Ladenwill give new impetus to the struggle against the invaders at this crucial stage of Jihad. "
It was the first reaction to the Taliban for the killing of bin Laden on Sunday night in a raidon an American commando task force hiding in the city of Abbottabad, Pakistan.
The Taliban Afghanistan Tuesday that he considered "too premature " to comment on the news of killing of bin Laden as long as al Qaeda did not confirm the killing of its leader.
In their letter Friday calling for Taliban rebels Western countries to "not getting carried away in optimism" over the deaths of bin Laden.
The letter stated that "Jihad for the plant as long as grown and blossomed and maturedpure saturated with blood. "
There are currently some 130 000 international troops, about two-thirds of Americans inAfghanistan, the US-led insurgency to deal with the Taliban, to be handed over security responsibilities in the country by 2014, the Afghan government.
