Isis Suspects In Germany
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Tunisian ISIS Suspect Arrested Over Attack Plot In Germany
Authorities have raided dozens of locations in western Germany and arrested a Tunisian man suspected of being a recruiter for the Islamic State group and rounding up supporters to carry out an attack in Germany.
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Three Suspected ISIS Supporters Arrested In Germany
Three dual Syrian-German citizens have been detained over their suspected logistic support of an Islamist rebel group fighting in Syria, Germany's federal prosecutor said on Tuesday.
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5 ISIS Suspects Arrested In Germany
German authorities arrested five men Tuesday on allegations they aided the ISIS group in Germany by recruiting members and providing financial and logistical help.
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'Terror-Financing' Raids In Germany Target Chechen Suspects
German police on Tuesday raided apartments across five states in a probe against 14 Chechen asylum seekers over suspected financing of terrorist groups and links to the ISIS organisation.
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Syrian Suicide Bomber In Germany 'In Chat' Just Before Attack
A Syrian with suspected links to the ISIS who blew himself up outside a German music festival was in contact with another person "who influenced the attack" immediately beforehand, authorities said Wednesday.
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Men Detained In Germany On Suspicion Of ISIS Links Released: Police
Two men who were detained in Germany on suspicion of having links with ISIS and of planning a "serious act of violence" have been released, Bavaria's office of criminal investigation said today.
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2 Arrested In Germany Suspected Of Planning Terror Attack
Two men suspected of links with the ISIS group and of planning an attack were on Thursday held for questioning in Germany, the public prosecutor said, although no evidence of any "concrete threat" had been found.
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German Police Raids Searching For ISIS Suspects
German police conducted raids in Berlin and other parts of northern Germany on Thursday in a search for four men suspected of links to ISIS militants and possibly preparing an attack in Germany, police said.
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Tunisian ISIS Suspect Arrested Over Attack Plot In Germany
Authorities have raided dozens of locations in western Germany and arrested a Tunisian man suspected of being a recruiter for the Islamic State group and rounding up supporters to carry out an attack in Germany.
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Three Suspected ISIS Supporters Arrested In Germany
Three dual Syrian-German citizens have been detained over their suspected logistic support of an Islamist rebel group fighting in Syria, Germany's federal prosecutor said on Tuesday.
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5 ISIS Suspects Arrested In Germany
German authorities arrested five men Tuesday on allegations they aided the ISIS group in Germany by recruiting members and providing financial and logistical help.
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'Terror-Financing' Raids In Germany Target Chechen Suspects
German police on Tuesday raided apartments across five states in a probe against 14 Chechen asylum seekers over suspected financing of terrorist groups and links to the ISIS organisation.
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Syrian Suicide Bomber In Germany 'In Chat' Just Before Attack
A Syrian with suspected links to the ISIS who blew himself up outside a German music festival was in contact with another person "who influenced the attack" immediately beforehand, authorities said Wednesday.
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Men Detained In Germany On Suspicion Of ISIS Links Released: Police
Two men who were detained in Germany on suspicion of having links with ISIS and of planning a "serious act of violence" have been released, Bavaria's office of criminal investigation said today.
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2 Arrested In Germany Suspected Of Planning Terror Attack
Two men suspected of links with the ISIS group and of planning an attack were on Thursday held for questioning in Germany, the public prosecutor said, although no evidence of any "concrete threat" had been found.
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German Police Raids Searching For ISIS Suspects
German police conducted raids in Berlin and other parts of northern Germany on Thursday in a search for four men suspected of links to ISIS militants and possibly preparing an attack in Germany, police said.
