Former US soldier accused of being in al-Qaida cell

Six people, including a former US army reservist, have been charged with trying to travel to Afghanistan to join forces with al-Qaida and the Taliban.

Former US soldier accused of being in al-Qaida cell
Sat, 05 Oct, 2002 - 13:03

Six people, including a former US army reservist, have been charged with trying to travel to Afghanistan to join forces with al-Qaida and the Taliban.

US Attorney General John Ashcroft called it a "defining day" in the fight against terrorism.

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