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Thursday, November 22, 2001

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Maps Detailing Allied Attacks (CNN)
Map of Coalition Bases of Operation (CNN)
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Afghanistan and Area Weather Forecast (AccuWeather)
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To Report Terrorist Activities to the FBI (FBI)

Also Today: A spokesman for Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar stated that the Taliban would continue to fight for control of Kandahar and other territories in southern Afghanistan. He added that the Taliban have no contact with Osama bin Laden or the al Qaeda network. [Details on CNN]

• The White House released a report detailing "atrocities" committed by the Taliban and Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda network. [Details on CNN] 

8:15 pm - Despite an agreement by the Taliban to surrender the town by Sunday, fierce fighting continued around Konduz. According to CNN reporters on the scene, Northern Alliance troops doubt the sincerity of the surrender agreement and fear that hard-line, non-Afghan Taliban fighters will refuse to put down their weapons. [See: Taliban to give up hold-out city in north (CNN)] 

7:00 am - Taliban fighters defending the northern Afghanistan town of Konduz agreed to surrender by Sunday. [See: Alliance: Taliban to leave Konduz by Sunday (CNN)]

6:30 am - Pakistan closed its last Taliban embassy in Islamabad. Pakistan had been the last nation to recognize the Taliban as the official government of Afghanistan. [See: Pakistan closes last Taliban embassy (CNN)]

2:30 am - The FBI announced it was launching a criminal investigation in to the death of a 94-year old Connecticut woman who died Wednesday of inhaled anthrax. [See: Connecticut woman dies of inhalation anthrax (CNN)]

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