Canada announces the arrest of two people linked to al Qaeda plans to attack a train to New York
U.S. passenger train
Published in 04/23/2013 10:17
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police charged two people of involvement in a
scheme linked to al-Qaeda "to carry out a terrorist attack" targeting a
passenger train linking New York and Toronto.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said in a statement that the defendants are Shuhaib little 30-year-old pilot from Montreal and Gasser (35 years old) from Toronto.
She added that "these people have had the ability and intent to implement these criminal acts" at the same time stressing that "there was no imminent danger to the public or ordinary railway employees and passengers of the train or the infrastructure."
And said Vic Taos, Canadian Minister of Public Security, told reporters in Ottawa that "today's arrests show that terrorism remains a real threat to Canada."
He continued, saying "We will not tolerate Canada with terrorist activities and will not take advantage of as a safe haven for terrorists or those who support terrorist activities."
For his part, the police official said James Malaysia, told reporters in Toronto "If this scheme has been implemented for the killing of innocent people or suffered serious injuries."
He said Malaysia that "Shuhaib small and leading Jasser were يتآمران to, the implementation of the support of al-Qaeda attack against a passenger train follows the VIA."
Canadian authorities confirmed that the suspects were not carrying a Canadian citizen, and that this scheme has nothing to do with bombings of the Boston Marathon, but irrelevant to the most likely base.
The authorities pointed out that the defendants were receive أوامرهما from al-Qaeda leaders based in Iran.
U.S. officials said the attack was aimed at the railway line that connects the New York and Toronto.
For its part, the National Post newspaper reported, citing sources among colleagues suspects that little Shehab Tunisian nationality while leading Gasser Palestinian residents of the UAE and has a permanent residence in Canada.
Julie Martino confirmed at the National Institute for Scientific Research in Varennes (Quebec), where the small works that he was a student in the Department of doctorate in materials science and energy at the center of energy and materials and communication in the run and that his name registered since autumn 2010.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said in a statement that the defendants are Shuhaib little 30-year-old pilot from Montreal and Gasser (35 years old) from Toronto.
She added that "these people have had the ability and intent to implement these criminal acts" at the same time stressing that "there was no imminent danger to the public or ordinary railway employees and passengers of the train or the infrastructure."
And said Vic Taos, Canadian Minister of Public Security, told reporters in Ottawa that "today's arrests show that terrorism remains a real threat to Canada."
He continued, saying "We will not tolerate Canada with terrorist activities and will not take advantage of as a safe haven for terrorists or those who support terrorist activities."
For his part, the police official said James Malaysia, told reporters in Toronto "If this scheme has been implemented for the killing of innocent people or suffered serious injuries."
He said Malaysia that "Shuhaib small and leading Jasser were يتآمران to, the implementation of the support of al-Qaeda attack against a passenger train follows the VIA."
Canadian authorities confirmed that the suspects were not carrying a Canadian citizen, and that this scheme has nothing to do with bombings of the Boston Marathon, but irrelevant to the most likely base.
The authorities pointed out that the defendants were receive أوامرهما from al-Qaeda leaders based in Iran.
U.S. officials said the attack was aimed at the railway line that connects the New York and Toronto.
For its part, the National Post newspaper reported, citing sources among colleagues suspects that little Shehab Tunisian nationality while leading Gasser Palestinian residents of the UAE and has a permanent residence in Canada.
Julie Martino confirmed at the National Institute for Scientific Research in Varennes (Quebec), where the small works that he was a student in the Department of doctorate in materials science and energy at the center of energy and materials and communication in the run and that his name registered since autumn 2010.
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