Taliban Deputy Director of Intelligence
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The transcripts of several of the Guantanamo captive administrative reviews name individuals who were believed to have served as the Taliban Deputy Director of Intelligence.[1]
[edit] Mohammed Ibrahim
Two of the factors favoring the continued detention of Mohamed Rahim were that he acknowledged working under a man named Mohammed Ibrahim, and that a man named Mohammed Ibrahim was appoointed the Taliban Deputy Director of Intelligence.[1]
Notably, the Guantanamo intelligence analysts who compiled the factors asserted that the appointment was made by a member of al Qaida, not from within the Taliban's own leadership structure.[1]
[edit] References
- ^ a b c Summarized transcript (.pdf), from Mohamed Rahim's Administrative Review Board hearing - pages 231-242
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