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CIA Used Sexual Threats Against Cap
CIA Used Sexual Threats Against Captured Militants
 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA , 9-December-2014  4:7:36 AM
Graphic details about sexual threats and other harsh interrogation techniques the CIA meted out to captured militants will be detailed by a Senate Intelligence Committee report on the spy agency's anti-terror tactics, sources familiar with the document said.

The report, which the committee's majority Democrats are expected to release today, describes how senior al Qaeda operative Abdel Rahman al Nashiri, suspected mastermind of the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole, was threatened by his interrogators with a buzzing power drill, the sources said. The drill was never actually used on Nashiri.

In another instance, the report documents how at least one detainee was sexually threatened with a broomstick, the sources said.

Preparing for a worldwide outcry, and possibly even violence, from the publication of such graphic details, the White House and US intelligence officials said on Monday they had taken steps to shore up security of US facilities worldwide.

"There are some indications that ... the release of the report could lead to greater risk that is posed to US facilities and individuals all around the world," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said.

Some interrogation tactics meant to force detainees to divulge information on terrorist plots and cells, went beyond the harsh techniques authorized by White House, CIA and Justice Department lawyers working for President George W Bush's Justice Department, according to the sources familiar with the report.

Earnest reiterated that President Barack Obama supports making the document public "so that people around the world and people here at home understand exactly what transpired."

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