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U.S. | World The detention of the five young Americans from Virginia in a town that is home to a major Pakistani air base suggests there is little the U.S. ally can do to prevent people from surfing the Web and hooking up with militants bent on toppling the nuclear-armed state. The case has again focused attention on Pakistan's performance in fighting militants as Washington presses Islamabad to root out Islamist fighters crossing the border to attack U.S.-led troops in Afghanistan. U.S. Central Command chief General David Petraeus, in Islamabad for talks, was expected to reiterate a U.S. call for Pakistan to expand its battle through its lawless northwest, a global hub for al Qaeda and allied groups, as President Barack Obama's administration struggles to stabilize Afghanistan. He held talks with Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani and army chief General Ashfaq Kayani, officials said without elaborating. The man Washington wants to lead the charge against militants, Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, is fighting for his political survival, facing the possibility corruption cases against some of his closest aides will be revived. Underscoring the threat of militants, who showed their long reach with a suicide bombing and gun attack near army headquarters this month, Gilani said on Saturday that Pakistan may open new fronts against the Taliban in its ethnic Pashtun tribal belt on the Afghan border. RAID PRODUCES FEW CLUES Police in the southern port city and commercial capital of Karachi raided a hotel where three of the five men stayed upon arrival in Pakistan two weeks ago. But it appears there were few clues. Senior Karachi police official Ghulam Nabi Memon said a mobile telephone and five bags had been recovered, although nothing significant was found in the bags. Police said investigators were trying to track down a man named "Saifullah" who contacted one of the Americans, Ahmed Minni, through You Tube, a popular site where anyone aspiring to become a jihadi can find a wide range of al Qaeda and Taliban videos. "We still have no leads about who this Saifullah was but we are trying to find him," one of the investigators said. The five men were shifted to the eastern city of Lahore at the weekend. There has been speculation Washington may ask Pakistan to send the men back to the United States. But the men, who authorities say were trying to contact militant groups through the Internet, will not be deported, a Pakistani court ruled on Monday, said Tariq Asad, a lawyer in the case. "They should not be handed over to the FBI or America or any other country until this petition is decided," he said. The next hearing is expected on December 17. U.S. FBI agents and their Pakistani colleagues have been interrogating the American Muslims who wanted to go to Afghanistan to fight U.S.-led forces, Pakistani officials said. That could further inflame already widespread anti-American anger in Pakistan, whose army has traditionally been focused on arch-rival and fellow nuclear power India. The five men, students in their 20s, were detained last week in Sargodha in Punjab province, 190 km (120 miles) southeast of the capital Islamabad. They tried to contact militants and stayed in touch with each other through the Internet, Pakistani security officials said. A police report on the case showed photographs of members of the group of Americans identified as Waqar Hussain Khan, Ahmed Minni, Ramy Zamzam, Aman Yemer and Umar Farooq. Pakistani politics are focused on a controversial amnesty decree connected to corruption charges against thousands of bureaucrats and officials, including Zardari and the defense and interior ministers. The Supreme Court is expected to rule the 2007 amnesty, introduced by former president Pervez Musharraf, unconstitutional. That would lead to the revival of cases. Presidential immunity protects Zardari but the amnesty issue has weakened him further. In a Supreme Court hearing on Monday, Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry heard concerns from a government lawyer who warned any prosecutions could destabilize the country. (Reporting by Zeeshan Haider and Faisal Aziz; Writing by Michael Georgy) U.S. World Add a Comment More from Reuters Exxon Mobil to buy XTO energy in big U.S. gas bet NEW YORK (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp will buy XTO Energy Inc in an all-stock transaction valued at about $30 billion, in a bid that thrusts the oil giant to the forefront of North America's fast-growing natural gas industry. 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