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Three Afghans released after months of captivity at a U.S. military base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba said Tuesday they were each chained up during frequent interrogations but generally treated well by their American captors.The men mdash; two of whom appeared to be in their late 70s mdash; are the first former detainees to speak about their arrest and detainment. They spoke to The Associated Press at a military hospital in Kabul where they are convalescing, still under the watch of Afghan security guards.The men were flown to Afghanistan on Sunday, and on Tuesday were handed to Interior Ministry officials. It was not clear when they would be allowed to return home.A Pakistani man, 60-year-old Mohammed Saghir, was also released from Guantanamo and returned to Pakistan. He was being questioned by Pakistani authorities in Islamabad.The group of four were the first prisoners released by th
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