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Syria also provided the United States with intelligence about future Al Qaeda plans.

He said he did not know who was providing the Americans with intelligence about where to bomb, but insisted the bombings have been absolutely precise.

Edwin Utreras, the Chicago police officer who filed for the search warrant that eventually resulted in the raid, testified on Tuesday that Moore, the murdered informant, provided the officer with intelligence about the Hobos' activities in the housing complex.

Pakistani officials said the raid took place 12 hours after the Americans approached the Pakistan government with intelligence about the suspects and then sought and received Pakistani permission to carry out the operation.

The arms chiefs appealed to Council nations to help them with intelligence about which sites to visit, but said they would report the results of their work only to the Council.

In fact, according to his counsel, Zambada had been assured by his contacts at the D.E.A. that, in exchange for providing them with intelligence about the drug trade in Mexico, he would be guaranteed immunity against prosecution for his own role in the business.

An earlier decision to provide Britain with intelligence information about members of the Irish Republican Army who had trained in Libyan camps and purchased Libyan weapons and explosives became a critical factor in Britain's decision to normalize relations with Libya.

The spy network, managed by Duane R. Clarridge, 78, a former top official at the Central Intelligence Agency, has provided agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Kabul with intelligence reports about militants who may have been involved in the attack, which killed six Americans last August.

Underscoring the urgency of the task, they were preparing to compare it with intelligence information about Mr. Hussein's known weapons projects before inspectors were withdrawn in 1998, and some information -- portions of it apparently gleaned from defectors -- about the programs since.

They were operating in a "pressure cooker" atmosphere, they tell us, with intelligence "chatter" about "sleeper cells" and possibly more "mass casualty" attacks.

If he cooperates with the authorities he could provide police and security agencies everywhere with priceless intelligence: about numbers, movements, logistics and, not least, the psychology that drives someone to act or to step back (as is thought to have happened here).