Dec. 5, 2005 -- Two CIA secret prisons were operating in Eastern Europe until last month when they were shut down following Human Rights Watch reports of their existence in Poland and Romania.
Current and former CIA officers speaking to ABC News on the condition of confidentiality say the United States scrambled to get all the suspects off European soil before Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrived there today. The officers say 11 top al Qaeda suspects have now been moved to a new CIA facility in the North African desert.

Dec. 5, 2005

Following is a list of 12 high-value targets housed by the CIA.

 Abu Zubaydah: Held first in Thailand then Poland

 Ibn Al-Shaykh al-Libi: Held in Poland. Previously held in Pakistan/Afghanistan

 Abdul Rahim al-Sharqawi: Held in Poland

 Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri: Held in Poland

 Ramzi Binalshibh: Held in Poland

 Mohammed Omar Abdel-Rahman: Held in Poland

 Khalid Shaikh Mohammed: Held in Poland

 Waleed Mohammed bin Attash: Held in Poland

 Hambali: In U.S. custody. Kept isolated from other high-value targets.

 Hassan Ghul: Held in Poland.

 Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani: Held in Poland

 Abu Faraj al-Libbi: Held in Poland