Russia says group trained by IS in Syria wanted to attack Moscow transport | Reuters
MOSCOW A group of Russians arrested with a bomb were preparing to attack Moscow's public transport system and included people trained by Islamic State in Syria, Russian security services said on Monday. The National Anti-Terrorism Committee said on Sunday it had detained around 10 people caught with bomb-making equipment and an improvised explosive device. "Some of these people underwent training in Islamic State camps in Syria," Interfax news agency quoted the Federal Security Service (FSB) as saying.
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