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| 09-03-2007 Fate of Afghan interpreters unknown |
| Kabul, Afghanistan (AsiaNews): Italian journalist Daniele Mastrogiacomo and his two Afghan interpreters run great risks after being captured by Taliban forces in southern Helmand province on suspicion of spying for the British. In Kabul military sources say that if they are tried and found guilty as the abductors claim, there is no hope for them. Still, everyone is waiting for an official confirmation.
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