[单项选择]The Pakistani president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, announced here today that a delegation of Pakistani officials would fly to the Taliban’s headquarters in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar Monday to renew demands that the militia surrender Saudi fugitive Osama bin Laden.
U. S. officials have named bin Laden, who has been given shelter by the Taliban rulers in Afghanistan, as the prime suspect in Tuesday’s terrorist attacks in Washington and New York.
"We are aware of the gravity of the situation and know that in the lives of, nations, such situations do arise that require making important decisions," Musharraf said at a meeting with Pakistani newspaper editors.
The Taliban’s leader, Mohammad Omar, has refused to give up bin Laden, claiming he is not responsible for the U. S. attacks.
"The Pakistan government is leaning on the Taliban government to hand over Osama to save this entire region from catastrophe," said Najam Sethi, editor of the weekly newspaper Friday T
A. last week’s attacks on the World Trade Center and the Americans’ threat on attacking of Afghanistan
B. Americans’ suspect of Bin Laden’s involvement in the attacks in Washington and New York and the demand of Afghanistan to give him up
C. the Taliban leaders’ call for their people to defense against Americans’ possible air-attack and pray on the Koran
D. the inevitable Americans’ attack against Afghanistan and the awareness of such a threat by the Taliban leaders