Five Americans In Pakistan Linked to Al Qaeda, Pak Officials Say
This from the Wall Street Journal:
Five young Americans detained in eastern Pakistan had developed contacts with al Qaeda operatives through the Internet and were on their way to North Waziristan to join a militant training camp, said a senior Pakistani intelligence official.
The story cited intelligence from the men's laptops.
Scores of radical Muslims from the West are believed to have received training in al Qaeda camps in recent years and have now been fighting on both sides of the border Afghanistan and Pakistan border. In September, Pakistani security forces arrested Mehdi-Muhammed Ghezali, a Swedish national and a former Guantanamo Bay prisoner, who was trying to go to Waziristan to join al Qaeda.
Labels: American-Jihadists, Jaish-E-Muhammad, Ramy-Zamzam, Waqar-Khan
