Pakistan hands over terrorist to US

Pakistani authorities have handed over to the United States a man thought to be the biggest catch yet in the war on terrorism.

Pakistan hands over terrorist to US
Mon, 01 Apr, 2002 - 14:07

Pakistani authorities have handed over to the United States a man thought to be the biggest catch yet in the war on terrorism.

The man is thought to be Abu Zubaydah - a senior al Qaida leader believed to be leading an attempt to reconstitute the group in Afghanistan.

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CourtsPlace: USPlace: United StatesPlace: AfghanistanPlace: Los Angeles International AirportPlace: JordanPlace: PakistanPlace: Guantanamo Bay, CubaPlace: FaisalabadPlace: LahorePlace: Saudi ArabiaPlace: SarajevoPlace: ParisPerson: Abu ZubaydahPerson: ZubaydahPerson: PakistanisPerson: Osama bin LadenPerson: bin LadenPerson: President George BushPerson: Condoleezza RicePerson: Jalaluddin HaqqaniPerson: ArabsPerson: Zain al-Abidin Muhahhad HusainPerson: Abdul Rahim al-SharqawiPerson: Ibn Al-Shaykh al-LibiPerson: Abd al-Hadi al-IraqiEvent: September 11Event: US warEvent: September 11 attacksOrganisation: al-QaidaOrganisation: TalibanOrganisation: Qaida
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