German Police Arrest Algerians With Suspected Links to ISIS Plot in Berlin
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A German police car. German officials arrested two Algerians with suspected links to ISIS. Photo: Wikipedia.
German police Thursday arrested two Algerians suspected of links to the Islamic State group after raids targeting several sites, including refugee shelters where some of the suspects lived.
They and two other Algerians “from the jihadist scene are under investigation over suspicions that they are planning a serious act threatening the security of the state,” Berlin police said.
Read full story at AFP.
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