Ex‑army man Idema claims hunt for Bin Laden in Kabul prison
Jonathan Idema, on trial in Kabul for torturing Afghan prisoners, says he had official sanction to pursue terrorists and would have captured Osama bin Laden and Gulbuddin Hekmatyar within weeks. He alleges abuse in custody and accuses the FBI of complicity while U.S. officials deny coordinating his private group.
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Al-Qaida Alert Rings Latin America Front Door
Governments across Mexico and Central America tighten scrutiny as evidence grows that al-Qaida members travel the region seeking recruits. The hunt centers on Adnan G. El Shukrijumah with a $5 million reward. officials note possible cross border travel and increased terror-related incidents. Local authorities stress no confirmed operatives in Mexico but maintain alert.
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