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July 10, 2007 Tuesday Jamadi-us-Sani 24, 1428






Pakistani finds ‘militant’ son in Afghanistan


KABUL, July 9: A Pakistani man was reunited on Monday with his teenage son, who said he had come to Afghanistan to carry out a suicide attack, before members of the media at the headquarters of the secret services here.

An emotional Matiullah hugged his 14-year-old son, Rafiqullah, and told reporters he did not know the boy had joined the Taliban until he was captured in the eastern Afghan province of Khost in May.

He said the teenager had gone missing from his seminary in Waziristan area and he had tracked him down to Khost.

The authenticity of the account could not be verified. The Afghan intelligence agency often produces alleged militants who “confess” in front of the media.—AFP






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