Intel minister says Iran detains, jails or expels 3,000 al-Qaida members

18 Jul 2005

Some 3,000 al-Qaida members have been detained, jailed or tried in Iran or deported from the Persian state, Iran’s intelligence minister told state-run TV on Saturday. Ali Yunesi, speaking to reporters in the capital Tehran, did not specify when the 3,000 members of the terrorist group were dealt with by Iran.Full Story

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