Al-Qaida-Anhänger beim Geheimdienst

MI 5

Al-Qaida-Anhänger beim Geheimdienst

03.08.2009, 06:00 Uhr • Lesezeit: 1 Minute

London. Nach den Londoner Terroranschlägen von 2005 hat der britische Inlandsgeheimdienst MI 5 offenbar bis zu sechs Anhänger des Terrornetzwerks al-Qaida eingestellt. Zwei von ihnen hätten Trainingslager in Pakistan besucht.

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