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Balkans used as logistics base for Islamic terrorism

Washington /09/05/ 15:08

US officials said intelligence reports from the Balkans have identified a
support structure for several terrorist groups, including al Qaeda, among
the Muslim communities in Albania and in the former Yugoslavia, including
Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo and Macedonia, "Washington Times" writes in
today's edition

The six foreign-born Muslims accused of planning a shooting attack at the US
military base included four ethnic Albanians, and US officials say their
arrests highlight how Islamist groups are using the Balkans region to help
in recruiting and financing terrorism.

US officials said the Islamists were motivated by al Qaeda sympathies and
that ringleader Mohamad Ibrahim Shnewer, who was born in Jordan, had copies
of the wills of two September 11 terrorists on his laptop computer. 

Prosecutors described the men as "radical Islamists," with four coming from
the province of Kosovo in the former Yugoslavia, where the ethnic Albanian
population of Muslims fought one of the several wars that grew out of the
breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s. Suspect Agron Abdullahu, who faces only
weapons violations in the case, was described in court papers as a "sniper
in Kosovo."


 



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