CIA's cozy ties with Gaddafi regime revealed

CIA's cozy ties with Gaddafi regime revealed
Files discovered in a Libyan government office show that the CIA enjoyed a very close relationship with Libyan intelligence services during Muammar Gaddafi’s rule. Other documents indicate that British intelligence also played a role.

A set of documents dating from 2002 to 2007 uncover the extent of co-operation between Moussa Koussa, Libya’s then intelligence chief, and the CIA’s top operatives, including its ex-Deputy Director Stephen Kappes.

The files show that Libya repeatedly received detainees who the CIA suspected of having terror links. Together with the captives, Libya received instructions on how to conduct successful interrogations, including what to ask and how to ask it without breaching human rights, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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