ISN: 1461
Nationality: Pakistani
The following is a summary of the allegations against
Mohammad Rabbani found in publicly available US military documents. If US military
documents about this prisoner are inaccurate or misleading then this summary
will be as well. The introduction
to this set of summaries explains some of the terms used below.
Mohammad told US
interrogators that he trained for seven months in a militant training camp near
Khowst, Afghanistan and then trained for two months at the Khaldan militant
training camp. Mohammad attempted to travel to Kashmir to fight but was
arrested at the Afghan-Pakistan border. As a result he spent 1995 and 1996 in
prison. Mohammad also told US interrogators that he transported al Qaeda
fighters between Karachi and Kandahar. He also said that he was paid by KSM to
drive him around in a taxi.
Mohammad would later deny
being anything other than a taxi driver and promised to not return to fighting
if released.
Mohammad was captured by
Pakistan’s ISI in September 2002 after a raid on a suspected Al Qaeda safe
house in Karachi. He was later transferred to US custody. He arrived at
Guantanamo in September 2004.
Mohammad was recommended
for prosecution by Obama’s Guantanamo task force in January 2010.
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