Austrians say they foiled possible attack on Vienna’s Pride parade by alleged IS sympathizers
- Three suspects with alleged links to Islamic extremism were arrested in Austria ahead of Vienna's Pride parade, which attracts around 300,000 people. Authorities had advance knowledge of their plans and seized banned weapons during searches.
- The suspects- aged 14, 17 and 20- are Austrian nationals with Bosnian and Chechen roots who had become radicalized online and developed views sympathetic to ISIS.
- Austria's domestic intelligence chief said that through a successful and timely intervention, they managed to ensure the safety of all participants in the parade.
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Austrian police say they foiled a planned attack on Vienna's Pride parade
The head of Austria's domestic intelligence service told reporters that the suspects, aged 14, 17 and 20, were arrested before the start of Saturday's Pride parade, which was attended by around 300,000 people, public broadcaster ORF reported.
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