Spain Arrests 3 Alleged Al-Qaeda Terrorists With Explosives
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by News Editor
Haaretz/Reuters – Three suspected al-Qaida members have been arrested in the south of Spain in possession of explosives, local media reported on Thursday, citing police sources.
According to a report on Cadena Ser radio station, at least one of the suspects is Turkish and the other two are apparently Chechens. The suspects were arrested in Cadiz and Ciudad Real, two of them on a bus en route to France.
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