A Pakistani man accused of aiding al-Qaeda and the Taleban has been held in a joint US-Afghan operation, security sources have told the BBC. The governor of Kunar Province in Afghanistan said that Haji Nadir was a “trusted al-Qaeda operative” and was in Afghanistan to carry out attacks. Security sources said Mr Nadir was suspected of training fighters and making bombs for use in Afghanistan. He has been taken to Bagram air base for questioning by American forces. Mr Nadir was arrested on Thursday in Afghanistan’s Kunar Province, after crossing the border from Pakistan.Full Story
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