Location
The camp is reported to have been near Jalalabad. According to The Guardian, it was 15 miles from Jalalabad, just north of the village of Darūntah across the dam (coordinates: 34° 28' 44" North, 70° 21' 44" East). According to a paper by Hekmat Karzai, published by the Pentagon the camp was really a complex of four camps, eight miles from Jalalabad. Karzai wrote that the four camps were:
Abu Khabab camp |
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Assadalah Abdul Rahman camp |
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Hizbi Islami Camp |
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Taliban camp |
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The CIA provided intelligence, pinpointing Osama bin Laden's presence, that enabled Northern Alliance allies to bombard him in at the Derunta camp in 1999.
The documents from some Guantanamo captives, such as Abbas Habid Rumi Al Naely, state that the Khalden training camp was also located in Darwanta.
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