Suspected terrorism: eight men arrested in anti-terrorist missions in England

A total of eight men were arrested in England in the course of two anti-terrorist missions. In the first of the two cases, the five arrested would be suspected of preparing a terrorist act, the Metropolitan Police (Met) in London said at night. At least four of the men between the ages of 29 and 46, Iranian citizenship, in the event of a nationality, would still be determined. The men were in police custody.

The next message followed in the morning: Three men aged 39 to 55, which are also Iranians, were arrested in the course of another anti-terrorist determination in London. There is no connection to the other arrests.

What is accused of the three remained unclear at first. In the first case, the police became more specific: the investigation was related to a alleged conspiracy that aimed at a certain property, the MET MEDIATION said. The officials are in contact with the affected place to inform and give advice and support. Further information could currently not be given for surgical reasons.

The suspects in the cities of London, Swindon, Stockport, Rochdale and Manchester were arrested, it said.

According to Dominic Murphy, the head of fighting terrorism, according to Dominic Murphy, said: “The investigation is still in the early stages and we review various ways to determine a possible motive and find out whether there is another risk in connection with this matter.” One understands that the public could be worried. People should remain vigilant and report the police suspicious.