Al Qaeda Paid for Car Bomb at U.S. Office, Pakistani Says

03 Jul 2002

Interior Minister Moinuddin Haider, also said that foreign militants operating inside Pakistan probably were behind the suicide bombing in Karachi in May that killed 11 French citizens, as well as the killing of the American reporter Daniel Pearl. Full Story

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