On the request of Interpol, Pakistan froze 15 bank accounts of Afghan trading houses that are suspected to have links with the Taliban. Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency raided offices of this group that ostensibly trades in oil, sugar, and foodstuff and seized incriminating documents that linked this company to the Taliban. The trading company has offices with different names in Dubai, Malaysia, and Indonesia had substantial amounts in these bank accounts and is suspected to be owned by Taliban leader Mullah Omar.