German Authorities Arrest Two Suspected Al-Qa'ida Members
Berlin ddp in German 1459 GMT 23 Jan 05
["Two Suspected al-Qa'ida Terrorists Arrested in Mainz" -- ddp headline]
[Text] Karlsruhe/Mainz (ddp) -- During searches of apartments in Mainz
on Sunday [23 January], two suspected members of the Islamist Al-Qa'ida
terror organization were arrested. In the afternoon Federal Prosecutor
General Kay Nehm said in Karlsruhe that arrested 29-year-old Iraqi Ibrahim
Muhammad K. had tried to purchase nuclear material at the order of the
organization. This material consists of 48 grams of highly enriched
uranium and is allegedly in Luxembourg. According to Nehm, the material
does not pose a great danger.
In addition, K. reportedly had contacts with Ramzi Binalshibh, the chief
logistician of the terror attacks of 11 September 2001 in the United States,
and repeatedly stayed in Al-Qa'ida training camps in Afghanistan. The
Iraqi reportedly managed to persuade the second arrested man, stateless
Palestinian Yasir Abu S., to carry out a suicide attack in Iraq. According
to the information released, S. is a 31-year-old student of medicine. The
two suspected terrorists are to be presented to the investigating judge of
the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe on Monday. On Sunday the
investigating authorities had searched four apartments in Mainz and Bonn.
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