US militant arrested in Malaysia

An American militant accused of conspiring to help the al-Qaida terror network has been arrested in Malaysia.

Tue, 08 Oct, 2002 - 09:34

An American militant accused of conspiring to help the al-Qaida terror network has been arrested in Malaysia.

Ahmed Ibrahim Bilal faces deportation to the US within days, said Deputy Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said today.

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