A Pakistani businessman alleged by the U.S to have had a direct link with Osama bin Laden, of plotting to acquire chemical and other weapons for al-Qaeda, and offering his media network for al-Qaeda propaganda was among the Guant namo detainees whose repatriation the Pakistan government actively pushed.

The United States released dozens of so-called "high-risk" detainees from the Guantanamo Bay prison facility and held more than 150 innocent men for years, according to new reports about a trove of leaked military documents. The more than 700 classified military files, part of a massive cache of secret documents leaked to the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks, were made available to select US and European media outlets and made public on Sunday.

The documents, published in several American and European newspapers Sunday, describe the intelligence value of the detainees and whether they would be a threat to the U.S. if released; some inmates are more dangerous than previously believed, professing Jihadi goals.

The documents, published in several American and European newspapers Sunday, describe the intelligence value of the detainees and whether they would be a threat to the U.S. if released; some inmates are more dangerous than previously believed, professing Jihadi goals.