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Presser from Afghan interim govt Defence Minister.

(11 Dec 2001) 1. Wide shot, press conference 2. Mid shot, journalists 3. SOUNDBITE: (Dari) General Mohammad Qassem Fahim, Northern Alliance Military Commander and Defence Minister, Afghan Interim Government: "Mullah Omar. After Kandahar was handed over to Mr Kharzai, Mullah Omar went to the mountain Maroof, Arghastan, at the border of Pakistan and Kandahar." 4. Cutaway, cameraman 5. SOUNDBITE: (Dari) General Mohammad Qassem Fahim, Northern Alliance Military Commander and Defence Minister, Afghan Interim Government: "Osama bin Laden, yesterday his military position was captured by government troops at Tora Bora. He went to Safit Ko, the white mountain. There is a strong possibility that Osama Bin laden is with Arabs on Safit Ko." 6. Wide shot, press conference 7. Mid shot, journalists 8. SOUNDBITE:(Dari) General Mohammad Qassem Fahim, Northern Alliance Military Commander and Defence Minister, Afghan Interim Government: "General Dostum, and Shia Khaliai agree with the Bonn agreement. In what concerns the peace process they are not against it, they support it. There are some disagreements about the division of power in the ministries and some other issues. They have some considerations but they are internal issues and will be solved through negotiation with each other." 9. Mid shot, journalists 10. Wide shot, press conference STORYLINE: The defence minister in Afghanistan's interim government told reporters in Kabul on Tuesday where he believed Osama bin Laden was hiding. Mohammad Kasim Fahim said there was "a strong possibility" bin Laden, the alleged mastermind of the September 11 terror attacks, was holed up on Safit Ko, the white mountain. Fahim added that he thought Mullah Omar, the former leader of the Taliban was located on Mount Maroof, near the Pakistan border. The defence minister also said that an international peacekeeping force in Afghanistan should be no larger than one thousand and that it should have a very limited role in the post war settlement. Fahim added that the accords on Afghanistan reached in Bonn last week do not demand the Northern Alliance to leave the capital Kabul. The defence minister's comments come after a meeting on Tuesday morning with U-N Special Envoy Lakhdar Brahimi, who is in Kabul to try and smooth the way for the new post-Taliban government. Brahimi arrived in the capital earlier in the day for talks with leaders of some of Afghanistan's quarrelsome political factions. Brahimi's spokesman said a peacekeeping force for Afghanistan was high on the agenda in the two-day round of meetings. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...