Bosnia Says Three Arrestees Were Planning Suicide Attacks In Europe

19 Apr 2006

Bosnia’s state prosecutors today said three men arrested in the country last year were planning suicide attacks against Western targets in Europe. They said the projected assaults aimed at forcing Bosnia, or another government, to withdraw forces from Iraq and Afghanistan. Full Story

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