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Iranian arrested in Germany for plotting chemical attack

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An unnamed foreign intelligence service provided authorities with information about a potential “chemical bomb” strike.

 German authorities arrested an Iranian national on Saturday in the town of Castrop-Rauxel, near Dortmund, who was allegedly planning a chemical attack.

The 32-year-old was “suspected of having prepared a serious act of violence threatening the security of the state by obtaining cyanide and ricin with a view to committing an Islamist attack,” said investigators.

The suspect’s brother was also taken into custody during the police operation.

Ricin is a highly toxic substance that is classified as a chemical weapon in Germany.

According to German media, an unnamed foreign intelligence service had provided authorities with information about a potential “chemical bomb” attack.

 

 

 

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