Taliban spokesman: Al Qaeda is not out boss

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May. 5, 2009

He keeps his eyes averted, he won't engage in small talk, and he looks ill at ease. That's how CNN's Nic Robertson describes Zabiullah Mujahid, one of two spokesmen for Taliban leader Mullah Omar. In an exclusive interview, Mujahid says the Taliban will never be defeated in Afghanistan.

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