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NEW YORK — An al-Qaeda operative who helped set up the camp where the 2005 London suicide bombers were trained has been sentenced to 10 years of probation after serving only five years in prison.
Mohammed Junaid Babar, 35, confessed in 2004 to setting up the camp in South Waziristan, Pakistan, and equipping it with explosives, night-vision goggles and camping gear. He told a federal judge in New York that he knew some of the militants were planning a bomb attack in Britain.
