Former Pakistani prime minister's aides arrested over US cipher probe
Nasir Kazmi
Press TV, Islamabad
Pakistani authorities have arrested two key opposition leaders and aides to former prime minister, Imran Khan, in connection with an investigation into a diplomatic cipher. Khan, who is now in detention, claims the cipher contained a threat from the United States to oust him from power.
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