U.S. Tied to Ransom Deal with Bin Laden Allies

12 Apr 2002

A senior U.S. official said Washington helped pay ransom last month to Muslim guerrillas in the Philippines linked to Osama bin Laden, but the Manila government said on Friday that no such incident took place. Full Story

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