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Obama shifts on releasing interrogation photos.

By the time the two men awkwardly shook hands in the Belarusian capital, Kiev had released interrogation videos of the soldiers in its custody.

The C.I.A.'s 33-page court declaration, made public on Tuesday, said that releasing C.I.A. interrogation procedures "is reasonably likely to degrade the U.S.G.'s ability to effectively question terrorist detainees and elicit information necessary to protect the American people".

Twenty-three members were released after interrogation, seventeen were detained without trial under the Internal Security Act (ISA) and ten turned over to the Malaysian police for suspected involvement in terrorist activities in Malaysia.

"Now we know how bad things were, and how out of control the CIA was, as it leapt into action in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks," Britain's Independent newspaper began its report on the details released on interrogation practices that it lamented "the CIA still refuses to acknowledge as torture".

She gave the account of a German man whom the C.I.A. mistakenly kidnapped, drugged and transported to Afghanistan for a five-month interrogation before releasing him without explanation.

On Tuesday, Kiev unveiled what appeared to be the first concrete proof, releasing videos of the interrogation of several men who said they were serving in the Russian army.

Koecher was released from his interrogation on the 16 September 1976.

The debate continues over whether President Obama was wise to release documents regarding "interrogation techniques" and the results of that policy.

He referred to the refusal by the Justice Department to release opinions on interrogation and domestic surveillance from the Office of Legal Counsel, whose interpretations are binding on the executive branch.

"We in the artworld are not living in a vacuum," Quraishi told me by phone after being released from the interrogation that swiftly followed.