U.S. Handed Alleged al-Qaida Leader – Abu Zubaydah

01 Apr 2002

Pakistani authorities have handed over to the United States a man thought to be the biggest catch yet in the war on terrorism: Abu Zubaydah, a senior al-Qaida leader believed to be leading an attempt to reconstitute the group in Afghanistan. Full Story

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