Italy aid workers freed in Kabul in good condition‎

KABUL (Reuters) - Three Italian aid workers arrested a week ago in Afghanistan were freed on Sunday and are in good condition, the United Nations and the Italian government said.

The three were detained on suspicion of plotting to kill a provincial governor but have now been declared not guilty by Afghanistan's intelligence agency.

Emergency -- which has operated hospitals and health clinics across some of the most dangerous parts of Afghanistan even under Taliban rule before 2001 -- has a high profile in Italy and the case shocked public opinion there.

Italy aid workers freed in Kabul in good condition‎
ایتالیایی های مظنون به توطئه در هلمند آزاد شدند