Morocco Arrests Two Suspected ISIS-Supporters in Counterterrorism Operations
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noticiasdegipuzkoa.eusThe Moroccan police arrested on Friday, in two simultaneous operations, two 19-year-old jihadists associated with the terrorist group Islamic State (IS) who were preparing "imminent" terrorist attacks.
On Friday, on the basis of precise information provided by the Directorate-General for the Supervision of the Territory (DGST), the Midelt Judicial Police and Douibat customs authorities in Youssoufia conducted an inquiry into two extremists affiliated with the terrorist organization "Daesh", announced the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ). This operation [...]
On Friday, the Moroccan police arrested two individuals suspected of being linked to the terrorist group Islamic State (IS). The detainees, two young people as young as 19 years old, were in an advanced phase of radicalization and, according to the authorities, were preparing for the execution of imminent terrorist attacks on the national territory. According to information published by EFE, the intervention was led by the Central Office of Judi…
At the age of 19, the two suspects reportedly gave allegiance to the so-called emir of the Islamic State organization and planned, according to the BCIJ, actions under the "solive jihad" against people, public order and vital facilities. The post Two alleged ISIS affiliates arrested in Midelt and Youssoufia appeared first on Media24 - Number one of Moroccan economic information.
Morocco Arrests Two Suspected ISIS-Supporters in Counterterrorism Operations
Morocco’s police (DGSN) arrested two suspected extremists linked to the Islamic State (ISIS) in an operation carried out on Friday in Midelt and the Douar Douibat area near Youssoufia, according to Morocco’s Press Agency (MAP). The Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ) said the two suspects, both aged 19, were detained by judicial police units based on intelligence provided by the country’s Territorial Surveillance Agency (DGST). Auth…
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