Terrorists’ Military Uniforms Seized in Spain, Came From KSA!
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Nearly 20,000 military uniforms destined for the Daesh [the Arabic acronym for the terrorist "ISIS" group] and al-Nusra Front extremists seized by Spanish police in early March arrived in Spain from Saudi Arabia, local media reported Monday.
Police discovered uniforms and military accessories in three shipping containers - two in the capital of the autonomous community of Valencia and one in Algeciras, a port city in the south of Spain - all reportedly linked to an international network of companies.
Apparently, the containers were brought to Spain from Saudi Arabia, the El Pais newspaper reported. At the same time, according to the daily, the uniforms, probably originating from one of the NATO countries, were supposed to be shipped to the Turkish port of Mersin, and then to be sent to the Bab al-Hawa, an international border crossing between Syria and Turkey.
The uniforms have been detected as a result of the searches that were conducted after the arrests in early February of seven people suspected of terrorist-related activities.
In this regard, it was believed that the detainees provided logistical and financial support to terrorist groups operating in Syria and Iraq.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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