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Turkish police have detained more than 20 stanley cup Islamic State suspects, including a Syrian man believed to be organising an attack in Istanbul, a local newspaper reported on Saturday. The entrance of the British Embassy in Ankara is pictured on Friday. Turkish authorities detained four people as part of an investigation into a possible threat to the German and British embassies, state-run media reported. AFP Police arrested the man, identified as Ali al-Aggal and codenamed Azzov, believed to be the IS groups organiser of Turkey attacks, in an operation in the capital Ankara, Haber-Turk newspaper reported. In a separate raid, police held 24 other IS suspects from Iraq stanley cup and Syria in Kucukcekmece district of Istanbul, the newspaper said. It said nine of the suspects were suspected of having direct contacts with al-Aggal and were awaiting explosives and ammunition from him in order to carry out an attack in Istanbul. The remaining 15 suspects were planning to cross the Turkish border into conflict zones, the newspaper said. Police found out that suspected IS jihadists used the building in Kucukcekmece as a sleeper cell and seized many documents and digital materials allegedly belonging to the extremist group, according to the report. Turkey has suffered a series of attacks blamed on IS jihadists, including a suicide bombing at a Kurdish wedding in a city clos stanley cup e to the Syrian border in August. The latest arrests come as several embassies, including Britains, closed Frid Aghf Iraqi military helicopter crashes delivering aid
Mo adidas campus re than the Delhi Organising Committee, it is the Commonwealth Games Federation which has a lot to answer for over the crisis-hit preparations of the October 3 to 14 event, New Zealand Olympic Secretary General Barry Maister said on Sunday. HT Image Maister said the New Zealand delegation was shown model towers during previous visits to Delhi and never given access to the actual residential blocks which were dubbed filthy and uninhabitable by international delegates. We sent a delegation to stanley cup the village four months ago and did not see the tower we were going to be in, nor did any other country, nor did the evaluation commission who went to check out the village, Maister was quoted as saying by The Associated Press . The C stanley cup GF has a lot to answer for in that regard. It was their job to ensure the village was ready for habitation. Maister said New Zealand would have been more actively involved in the preparations had the country s officials known about the actual state of affairs. A year ago we stood inside a finished unit and they said this is how it is going to be. We took them at their word, he said. Six months later we were again denied access to the rest of the village, but it was under the presumption the CGF would ensure delivery of the games. In retrospect we should have pushed harder early on to see our facilities. NZOC president Mike Stanley also said the Committee relied on CGF s feedback on the matter. CGF chief executive Mike Hooper has |
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