“The detained leader of the group was named as Idris Alibekov, 23, from the Russian region of Dagestan, who works as a security guard in a Moscow coffee shop.”
A security guard. To have questioned about his perspectives and loyalties before giving him such a job would have been “Islamophobic.”
“Five ‘suspected Isis terrorists’ are detained in major Moscow shopping mall over ‘plot to attack targets in the Russian capital,'” by Will Stewart, MailOnline, December 14, 2019 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):
Five suspected ISIS terrorists allegedly plotting attacks in the Russian capital have been detained at a major Moscow shopping mall with outlets of Marks & Spencer and Topshop.
The suspects were held after a joint FSB security service and police operation in the crowded Evropeisky shopping centre, officials revealed.
The alleged cell had reportedly been plotting attacks on a school and a police station over the New Year holidays.
The FSB said ‘communication devices with instructions from the ISIS international terrorist organisation’s emissaries’ were seized from the suspects during searches.
‘An arms cache was found, which contained a Kalashnikov rifle, a Makarov pistol, ammunition and an improvised explosive device,’ a statement added.
It is unclear why the men were at the shopping mall or if this was a target….
The detained leader of the group was named as Idris Alibekov, 23, from the Russian region of Dagestan, who works as a security guard in a Moscow coffee shop….
Two of the five were Russian citizens.