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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistan said Tuesday that two suspected militants arrested in the past few days were related to Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged brains behind al Qaeda's attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001. Police arrested ten suspects in the southern port city of Karachi over the weekend, and ministers say one of them had a million dollar reward on his head. "We have arrested Mosaib al Baluchi. He is a nephew of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. There is a reward of a million dollars on him from the Americans," Interior Minister Faisal Saleh Hayat told Reuters...

Pakistan Arrests Al Qaeda Suspect, Eight Militants Sun Jun 13, 2004 01:16 PM ET ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan arrested an al Qaeda suspect with a $1 million reward on his head and eight other militants suspected of ambushing Karachi's military commander last week, the information minister said on Sunday. Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed told Reuters that an Arab national, an important member of the al Qaeda network, had been arrested. He was identified as Musaad Aruchi."The al Qaeda person is the nephew of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed," the minister said.Khalid was the alleged mastermind of the September 11, 2001, attacks...