An Al Jazeera television cameraman was released from a NATO-run prison on Friday, the journalist said, after spending two days in detention in southern Afghanistan. Another Al Jazeera cameraman and a local TV reporter detained by the US-led NATO force this week are yet to be released. 'I'm freed,' Mohammad Nader told selfnews as he left Kandahar Airfield, the biggest NATO base in southern Afghanistan. 'They said I can go, 'you're free',' Nader said. The journalist was picked up from his home in Kandahar city early Wednesday and NATO's International Security Assistance Force said it had 'captured a suspected Taliban media and propaganda facilitator, who participated in filming election attacks'. After the detention of its staff, the Doha-based television network accused NATO of trying to suppress its coverage of the war in Afghanistan, an increasingly bloody Taliban-led insurgency. 