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Al-Qaeda suspect extradited to US

Source: Hindustan times

Karāchi : Pakistan | about 1 year ago

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6 IST(5/8/2008) A Pakistani woman believed linked to Al-Qaeda who shot at US military officers while in detention in Afghanistan was extradited on Monday to the United States where she faces trial for her actions, a US attorney said.

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