Algeria Arrests 61 Moroccans Accused of Planning ‘Acts of Sabotage’
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The Directorate-General of National Security refers to "a Moroccan international criminal network" without giving details of the actions that it would have planned.
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Algeria arrests 61 Moroccans accused of planning ‘acts of sabotage’
Algerian authorities have detained 61 Moroccan nationals for allegedly planning acts of sabotage. The detainees are said to be part of an international network but further details of the plots have not been disclosed.
(The members of the State Department of the Judicial Police for the Security of the State of Oran were able, at the beginning of October, to abort the criminal scheme and arrest 61 Moroccans, including a former Moroccan army soldier, who infiltrated the national territory after their arrival by air at Tunis International Airport, taking advantage of rough mountain routes and isolated forest corridors in the Qala area of Taraf State, which is adj…
On Sunday, 11 October, the General Directorate of National Security of Algeria announced the arrest of 61 Moroccan citizens in Oran city, including a former Moroccan army soldier, on suspicion of having planned acts of sabotage that would undermine security and public order inside Algeria, according to an official statement by the Algerian authorities. The Directorate stated that the security operation, which was carried out early in October, en…
Algerian authorities announced on Sunday (11/10) that they had arrested 61 Moroccan nationals earlier this month on suspicion of planning “acts of sabotage.” In a statement carried by state media, Algeria’s General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) referred to “an international Moroccan criminal network,” but did not provide details of the alleged plans. ... More www.ertnews.gr
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