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Two Pakistanis leave Guantanamo after 20 years without charges
Abdul and Mohammed Rabbani, arrested from Karachi in 2002, are the latest inmates to be released from US custody.
Officials from the United States have returned two Pakistani brothers to their home country after holding them for 20 years without charges at the Guantanamo Bay military prison.
Abdul, 55, and Mohammed Rabbani, 53, were the latest inmates to be released from US custody as the US moves towards emptying and shutting down the prison.
The George W Bush administration set it up at a naval base in Cuba for suspects rounded up after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the US.
The two brothers were originally transferred to US custody after Pakistani officials arrested them in their home city of Karachi in 2002. US officials accused the two of helping al-Qaeda members with housing and other lower-level logistical support.