Al-Qaida terror suspects extradited to US

Germany’s supreme court today approved the extradition of two Yemenis to the United States, where they are wanted on charges of supporting al-Qaida.

Thu, 13 Nov, 2003 - 16:49

Germany’s supreme court today approved the extradition of two Yemenis to the United States, where they are wanted on charges of supporting al-Qaida.

Ali Hassan al-Moayad and his alleged assistant Mohammed Mohsen Yahya Zayed were arrested in Frankfurt in January.

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