Mumbai-style attackers may target German Parliament
November 21st, 2010 - 2:04 pm ICT by ANIBerlin, Nov 21 (ANI): Terrorists could attack the Reichstag, Germany’s security chiefs have warned.
The New York Post quoted police sources, as saying that al Qaeda and associated terror groups could launch the ambush in February or March 2011, reports.
German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere warned of an imminent attack and put the country on a state of alert. He did not reveal details of the suspected Reichstag plot.
Six people, with two of the potential attackers are believed to be already present in Berlin. Four other members of the cell, a German, a Turk, a North African and another man who the jihadist could not identify, are currently waiting to travel to Germany. (ANI)
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