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CANBERRA, Australia — An alleged terrorist reputed to be Al Qaeda’s No. 3 will face trial in Pakistan (search) before Islamabad considers handing him to the United States, Pakistan’s foreign minister said Thursday.
Pakistani intelligence agents captured Libyan Abu Farraj al-Libbi (search) last week after a shootout. He is suspected of being behind two bombings targeting Pakistan’s president and was also allegedly involved in a plot to kill its prime minister.
Pakistan Foreign Minister Khursheed Kasuri (search) said there was no chance of al-Libbi being handed to the Americans before he is prosecuted in Pakistan.